User’s GuideWS_FTP ProSummaryHere is a list of all arguments you can use in the command line. Note that the -i argument must precede the -p argument when both are used, and that both of these arguments must precede any other arguments.Arguments (alphabetical)When to use Important restrictions-asciiUse -ascii when transferring text files.-binaryUse -binary when transferring non- text files such as executable programs, word processing documents, and so on.-c accountUse -c to work with sites that require an account for the user to log in, or to access partitions. account is the name of your account on the FTP site.-d path_and_filenameUse -d to indicate the destination path and desired file name of the file you want to upload or download.-i inifileAlways use -i to indicate which site folder the site configuration i s stored in. For example, use -i games.ini if the FTP site is stored in your Games folder. (The only time you don't need this parameter is i f t he site is stored in your Sites folder.)The -i argument must precede all other arguments.-lowerUse -lower to have WS_FTP Pro con- vert file names to lower case letters when you transfer from your PC to an FTP site.If you use the -lowerargument, it must be at the very end of the command.-m text_fileUse -m to do transfers that involve multi- ple source locations, multiple destina- tions, or multiple commands. text_file is the name of the file that contains the com- mands.-p site_nameUse -p to connect to a configured site, where site_name is the name of the site configuration. The site configuration must be in the default .ini file or in the .ini file specified with the -i argument.The -p argument must precede all arguments except -i.-quietUse -quiet to prevent WS_FTP Pro from displaying message boxes.-s path_and_filenameUse -s to indicate the source path and file name of the file you want to upload or download.
