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FTP using IE6

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Jan 1, 1970
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Hey,

I use IE6 to FTP files but have a problem.
When transferring files, IE6 transfers them
using the binary format; is there a way to
make IE6 transfer files using the ASCII format?

Thank you,
Steve.
 
Hey..

Found this but not sure it is gospel..


Internet Explorer does all transfers in ftp binary mode; ASCII transfers are not available. As a consequence, all text files uploaded from Windows using Internet Explorer (or using ftp from a Save As ... dialog in an application such as Microsoft Word) have lines ending in a carriage return and linefeed characters. (MacOS uses only carriage return as a line terminator, UNIX uses just a linefeed as a line terminator.) This should not affect most customers. For HTML files, a carraige return character is treated as white space by all browsers. For those that need ASCII transfer, see the section Very Advanced usage at the end of our WS_FTP instructions.

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