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User’s Guide WS_FTP Pro Writing and Debugging Scripts To write and/or debug a script, start the Scripting Utility. The files created by the WS_FTP Scripting Utility have a file
extension of .scp. If you already have a program installed on your PC
that uses the .scp file extension (such as the Palm OS software), you
have to use a text editor such as Notepad to edit the script. Otherwise,
for writing and debugging scripts, you will use the Script Editor/
Debugger window. An MS-DOS window is automatically opened behind the Editor/
Debugger window to show you the output of SHELL commands. Executing Scripts You can execute scripts from either the Command Prompt or
from the Scripting Utility itself. Executing a Script from the Command Prompt Go to the Command Prompt and type ftpscrpt followed by the
appropriate command line parameters. For example, ftpscrpt -f script1.scp
There are other parameters you can use with the ftpscrpt command.
For detailed information, go to the Scripting Utility online Help and
see “Executing Scripts”. To be able to run a script from any location on your hard disk, we
recommend that you place the Scripting Utility folder in the Path
statement in your Autoexec.bat file – if you are running Windows 95
or Windows 98. If you’re using Windows NT, add the WS_FTP Pro
folder to the path variable in the System Environment.

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Chapter 8: The Find Utility		Chapter 10: Synchronizing Synchronizing Files and Folders Example - p.1 Example - p.1 Chapter 11: Queuing Transfer Tasks Using the Queuing Utility - p.1 Using the Queuing Utility - p.1 Examples Running a Quick Download Updating a Web Site on a Nightly Basis- p.1 Updating a Web Site on a Nightly Basis- p.2
Using the Find Utility Using the Search Results Examples Finding a File - p.1 Finding a File - p.2 Finding a File - p.3 Chapter 9: Scripting Scripting Writing and Debugging Scripts Example