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FTP batch file

Asked by mtech in Web Servers

I need a batch file that will copy some files from an FTP server to the users laptop.

The user will already have connected to the FTP server and browse using Windows Explorer (Windows XP) to the correct folder (called INSTALL) on the FTP server where they will run the batch file (located it that folder on the FTP server).

The batch file will copy the contents of a folder (INSTALL/C) to the root of C drive on the laptop and also the content of (INSTALL/DT) to the users (users name is "User") Desktop.

If this was between normal XP drives I would use:
copy DT\*.* "C:\Documents and Settings\User\Desktop\*.*"
copy C\*.* C:\*.*
I have tried various puts and mgets but can't get it right.

Any suggestions

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