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RE: URL Access Scripting Problem
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RE: URL Access Scripting Problem


  • Subject: RE: URL Access Scripting Problem
  • From: Doug McNutt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2002 10:13:00 -0700

At 16:25 +0000 11/1/02, Gary Bielby wrote:
>l've fix it by adding a .txt on the end of the filenames on the unix side
>but can anyone thing of another way without me renameing all my files?

It's just possible that URL Access uses the internet preferences to determine the ftp transfer mode. The documentation (Documentation ?) is silent on the point. In OS 9 you could use the internet control panel / advanced / filemapping to change performance. It was something from Stairways' older Internet Config package.

Adding the existing extension on the UNIX side to the table and calling it MacOS type TEXT might help.

Wouldn't it be nice to determine this by reading a document rather than by experimentation?

You might also postprocess the downloads to replace ASCII 10 (linefeed) with ASCII 13 (return) characters. BBEdit, MPW, perl, and other editors certainly have the capability.

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Applescript syntax is like English spelling:
Roughly, but not thoroughly, thought through.
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