CaptureFTP.WAS  v1.0
Procomm Plus 4.x for Windows 95/98/NT


Should I use this script?
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CaptureFTP captures data to a file from a comm port, and then
uses the FTP client to send the file to a remote system via FTP.
A time can be specified to start the Capture file. The default
connection in the script is direct connect-com 1. This script
changes the default Capture path located in
Options | Data Options | Paths.  You can manually change this
back, or use this script to change the path name.  The default
capture path is PROGRAM FILES\PROCOMM PLUS\CAPTURE (assuming
the default path was used in installation).


Customization
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NOTE: Depending on the editor that you use the line number may
change.

*To change the capture start time edit the MACRO definition
(szSTARTTIME) on line 28.
*To change the capture file path edit the MACRO definition
(szPATH) on line 29.
*To change the capture quit time edit the MACRO definition
(iQUITTIME) on line 30.
*To change the file extension for the capture file edit the
MACRO definition (szEXT) on line 31.
*To change the FTP Connection to dial edit the MACRO definition
(szFTP) on line 32.
*To change the default modem connection edit the (set modem
connection ID) on line 70.  


How do I install CaptureFTP.WAX?
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Copy CaptureFTP.WAS to your ASPECT directory and compile it by
selecting Tools | Scripts | Compile/Edit from the Procomm Plus
Menu bar.


How do I run CaptureFTP.WAX?
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From the Action Bar:

1)  Click on the Script File drop down menu.
2)  Select CaptureFTP.

From the Menu Bar:

1)  Click on Tools | Scripts.
2)  Click on Run.
3)  Select CaptureFTP.WAX.
4)  Click on Open.

NOTE:  If CaptureFTP.WAX does not appear in the Script File
       drop down list, you might have a different default ASPECT
       path.  To change the path, go to Options | Data Options |
       Paths and change the path to
       PROGRAM FILES\PROCOMM PLUS\ASPECT directory.

CaptureFTP assumes that you are already connected to a host
system when you start the script.  To have CaptureFTP start
automatically upon a connection, set it as the script in the
Connection Directory entry under Basic Options.
