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Once you've established the connection, send an LS command. This will return the Unix equivalent of a DOS DIR command.<br />
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M<br />
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Once you've established the connection, send an LS command. This will return the Unix equivalent of a DOS DIR command.

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LS is not a valild operation when use &quot;Internet transfer Control&quot;, so I can't use it.<br />
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LS is not a valild operation when use "Internet transfer Control", so I can't use it.



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I assume this is FTP<br />
my friend tried this once and it was a &nbsp;joke....<br />
much better to use the winsock control with FTP.. at least that work<br />
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I assume this is FTP
my friend tried this once and it was a  joke....
much better to use the winsock control with FTP.. at least that work



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I've an application that is using &quot;The Internet Transfer Control&quot; to get a file from a Server. How can I know the SIZE of the file I'm getting and the time's estimation it will last?<br />
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Thank you for helping me!<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Susana
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I've an application that is using "The Internet Transfer Control" to get a file from a Server. How can I know the SIZE of the file I'm getting and the time's estimation it will last?

Thank you for helping me!

                       Susana

FTP &amp;The Internet Transfer control

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FTP &amp;The Internet Transfer control

FTP &The Internet Transfer control