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Re: Fetch download command, newbie question.
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Re: Fetch download command, newbie question.


  • Subject: Re: Fetch download command, newbie question.
  • From: Walter Harris <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 12:47:58 +1000

on 11/5/01 9:00 AM, Jim Matthews at email@hidden wrote:

> I'd recommend using the copy command, as in:
>
> copy remote file "foo" to beginning of alias "Macintosh HD:"
>
>> I've noticed that Fetch 4.0 doesn't work with Frontier anymore either,
>> so you might want to try 3 and see if that works.
>
> I'll admit that I didn't test Fetch 4 with Frontier, but I hadn't heard that
> I'd broken it. What isn't working?
>
> Thanks,

Jim,

'Copy' does the job, Thanks.

Is there a way to keep Fetch in the background as it operates?
I have used:-

tell application "URL Access Scripting"
download Remote_FilePath to file local_filepath replacing yes

which operates out of sight.

TIA

Walter Harris.
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