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- @X00
- @X38┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────@X3B┐@X0B
- @X38│ @X3EHelp: @X3F(FLAG) a File for Download @X3B│@X0B
- @X38└@X3B────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘@X0E
-
- This command enables you to mark a file or group of files for
- download later during your call.
- @X0F
- Subcommand
-
- @X0B(Filename) The filename or filenames to flag or mark for download
- later@X03. You can enter multiple filenames by using
- standard DOS wildcards or by typing multiple filenames
- separated with a SPACE or a ;.
- @X0F
- Description
- @X03
- Sometimes you may want to flag or mark a file for download but do not
- want to begin the transfer right away. By flagging a file, PCBoard
- will remember the filename(s) until you are ready to begin the
- download. There are several ways that you can flag a file for download:
- @X07
- At the conference command prompt by using the FLAG command
-
- While listing files with the F, Z, or N commands. PCBoard adds an
- additional prompt on each more? prompt which enables you to flag a
- file.
-
- Using the FLAG subcommand of the F user command.
- @X03
- Once the transfer has begun, all of the files that are being downloaded
- are remembered in case the transfer is aborted. Any files that were
- not transferred completely will remain flagged so that you may make
- another attempt at transferring them. The only way to remove the
- flagged files is to either successfully download the files or to answer
- N to the Download Flagged Files? prompt.
- @X0F
- Examples
- @X03
- To flag a filename called TCRN100 type the following:
- @X0E
- FLAG TCRN100.ZIP
- @X03
- To flag the files DISK1.ARJ, DISK2.ARJ, and DISK3.ARJ, enter the
- following:
- @X0E
- FLAG DISK1.ARJ DISK2.ARJ DISK3.ARJ
- @X03
- You could save time by using wildcards when flagging files. In the
- previous example, you typed each filename when flagging it. Using
- wildcards, you would enter:
- @X0E
- FLAG DISK?.ARJ
- @X03
- This would flag any filename that is 5 characters long and has DISK as
- the first 4 letters.
- @XFF