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Re: ftp sites
- Subject: Re: ftp sites
- From: bpvh@shell1.fullfeed.com (Bradley VonHaden)
- Date: 21 Nov 1994 17:22:12 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: FullFeed Communications (Internet +1.608.246.2701 info)
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.
****bpvh Internet: bpvh@fullfeed.com GEnie: B.VONHADEN****
****Posted by an Apple IIgs using my own Proterm 3.1 File Macro****
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