5-8 Syntax and Parameters
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You can use response files with the S2 option. In this case, the format
for the response file would be:
autoexec.bat c:\autoexec.bat
c:\programs\theprog.exe c:\prog.exe
c:\data\file1.dat d:\data1
c:\data\file2.dat d:\data2
c:\data\file3.dat d:\data3
In this case, the first filename on a line specifies the file on the sender’s
side. The second filename on the line specifies the filename the sender
will pass to the receiver.
Note: The receiver’s filename is separated from the sender’s filename
by a single space. If more than one space is used, the
additional spaces will be included as part of the receiver’s
filename. Because a space character is used as a delimiter,
Windows 95 and Windows NT filenames with spaces as part of
the filename will not be parsed correctly and should not be
used. Placing quotes around the filename will not help in this
situation.
The @file option can be used only in Zmodem transfers. You must
specify the Z option before the @file option. If you use a response file
with the S2 option, you must specify the S2 option before the @file
option.
All other rules governing filenames apply to response files.
#
COM Port
This option specifies the communications port to use for the file transfer.
Replace the # symbol with the desired setting:
1 = COM1
2 = COM2