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Re: ftp sites
Bradley VonHaden (bpvh@shell1.fullfeed.com) wrote:
: aar7334@exodus.valpo.edu (Auri Man) wrote:
: >Good Apple II FTP sites:
: >
: >grind.isca.uiowa.edu
: >
: >Remember, always use binary mode (type BIN when connected to
: >the host). And, if you have it, use NCFTP, a really cool
: >version of FTP imho :)
: Be more careful in selecting ascii or binary mode. Many files on
: grind, especially its own catalog, are ascii. Check the extension or
: number of files. If '.bsq' or '.bsc', these are ascii files. If
: '.shk', then binary. There are other file extensions, but these are
: the most common. If there are multiple files, say 'fred.12' and
: 'fred.22' the odds are this is a 2 part binsciied file, so, they need
: ascii transfer.
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: ****Posted by an Apple IIgs using my own Proterm 3.1 File Macro****
Actually, .bsc and .bsq files can be downloaded in EITHER mode. But
.shk files REQUIRE binary mode!
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