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The FTP standard is silent on the issue so different FTP servers use different path separator characters. &nbsp;This can be annoying if you want to write a script that works on multiple servers.
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The FTP standard is silent on the issue so different FTP servers use different path separator characters.  This can be annoying if you want to write a script that works on multiple servers.

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For me it is a client issue since it is our server. &nbsp; I cannot even make the vba editor accept most of the things that I attempt. &nbsp;It rejects double quotes, puts in semicolons and does all sorts of strange things. I suppose also, that if I make something work on one client, it will not work on another. &nbsp;It sounds to me like I need to be going in the direction of temp directories on client machines.
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For me it is a client issue since it is our server.   I cannot even make the vba editor accept most of the things that I attempt.  It rejects double quotes, puts in semicolons and does all sorts of strange things. I suppose also, that if I make something work on one client, it will not work on another.  It sounds to me like I need to be going in the direction of temp directories on client machines.

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The truth about this issue is as AlexPace says...ftp is silent about it and you need to create your own solutions...mine has worked for me.
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The truth about this issue is as AlexPace says...ftp is silent about it and you need to create your own solutions...mine has worked for me.

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Hello Experts,<br />
What syntax do I need for a path in FTP that contains spaces?<br />
Thank you
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Hello Experts,
What syntax do I need for a path in FTP that contains spaces?
Thank you

What is the syntax for spaces in FTP return path?

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