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In article <7609@shemp.UCLA.EDU> khayo@CS.UCLA.EDU (Erazm J. Behr) writes:

... information about ftp to sumex-aim.stanford.edu ...

>ftp> {now you can see the directory of all the goodies by typing}
>     [ls]   {or, for printing etc., transfer the directory to your
>             machine by typing}
>     [ls * <local file name>] {* has the usual wildcard meaning,
>             so you can restrict the listing, eg. *REDRYDER*}
>ftp> {to download the files you want, say...}
>     [get <remote file name> <local file name - optional>]

... information about getting TransSkel ...

>      It is certainly worthwhile to try a wildcard in "get" to download
>      all of them, but I don't know if it will work.
>      I assume they are in BinHex format, but I haven't downloaded
>      them yet.

... more stuff ...

>ftp> [bye] {after you're through}
>
>I hope it helps.                    Eric 
>-----------------------------------------------------------
>I'm sick & tired of editing my incorrect address in the header.
>The *correct* one is khayo@MATH.UCLA.EDU; I have no connection
>with the CS Department, except that we breathe the same smog.

Generally to use wildcards such as '*' in ftp, use 'mget' instead
of 'get'.  'mget' (multiple get) will prompt you for confirmation
before each get it performs.  I'm not certain if 'mget' is available
on every version of ftp.

Nearly everything except some strict text files are in BinHex 4.0
format; some stuff is in Packit format as well.

ed.

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