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Old September 21st, 2006, 03:14 PM
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Logfile of FTP script

I develop an FTP script within a VBScript and then run it. It is not working properly and I cannot get a logfile to work, nor can I get the DOS screen that is displayed to stop.

1) As to the logfile, I have have included the Chr(62) stuff (which is '>>' ) and tried .log and .txt files but they are not created when the script is run.

2) As to the black DOS screen, I have tried the 'pause', 'echo' and 'prompt' commands right in the FTP script, yet the screen still blows by quickly and disappears.

Does anyone know how I can create an FTP logfile and freeze the displayed DOS screen, so that I can read all the messages?

Thanx!

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