Using the Command LineWS_FTP ProFor example, enter (at the MS-DOS prompt or in a batch file):ftp95pro -i Games.ini -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc-d ftp.Damion.com:/pub/Drop/Tag.docor,ftp95pro -i Games.ini -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc-d 111.222.333.444:/pub/Drop/Tag.docor,ftp95pro -i Games.ini -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc-d ftp://ftp.damion.com:/pub/Drop/Tag.docor,ftp95pro -i Games.ini -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc-d ftp://damion:/pub/Drop/Tag.docExtrasThere are a few more arguments and uses of the command line that some users have found helpful. These are listed below.To have WS_FTP Pro d isplay a dialog box that prompts you for the command line, type: ftp95pro -askTo launch the WS_FTP Pro Classic interface and default to the site configuration for the Damion site: ftp95pro -p DamionTo prevent WS_FTP Pro from displaying error messages, use the -quiet argument. This is useful if you want to do automated transfers when no one is around to respond to a message. An example:ftp95pro -i Games.ini -p Damion -s local:c:\Sports\Tag.doc-d Damion:/pub/Drop/Tag.d -quietTroubleshootingA file named xferlog.txt is created in the data directory. If you are having problems, this is the first thing you should check.If an xferlog.txt file already exists, new messages are appended to it. Therefore, it may be useful to remove this file before executing the troublesome command line; in this way, you can isolate the last FTP action in the xferlog.txt file.
