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Well I tried using the Netmanage FTP control but it seems that the file gets truncated on transfer. It's not even in the same place in the file when it happens either.<br />
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So I was wondering if there were a way to do this without using a control.
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Well I tried using the Netmanage FTP control but it seems that the file gets truncated on transfer. It's not even in the same place in the file when it happens either.

So I was wondering if there were a way to do this without using a control.

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    DELETE this question.

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I need to write an ftp module and one of the requirements<br />
is that the files that I upload need to be appended.<br />
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Is there a way to do this with the VB ftp control or winsock?<br />
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Code examples?<br />
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Thanks<br />
jrcp
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I need to write an ftp module and one of the requirements
is that the files that I upload need to be appended.

Is there a way to do this with the VB ftp control or winsock?

Code examples?

Thanks
jrcp

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