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2 possible options:
a - use input redirection, like
b - use keyboard-stuffing, a small tool that sort-of types commands for you. wouldn't know where to get this really old dos-stuff though, maybe on download.com
disadvantage of a) all commands have to be in the script, yu can't take over halfway, after reading all script commands
disadvantage of b) some small tool stays in memory during execution of telnet. (Who cares ;-) )
HTH
TonHu
a - use input redirection, like
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TELNET <SCRIPT.TELdisadvantage of a) all commands have to be in the script, yu can't take over halfway, after reading all script commands
disadvantage of b) some small tool stays in memory during execution of telnet. (Who cares ;-) )
HTH
TonHu
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Tonhu, thanks!
Are you stating this can be done? with FTP, I do the following... FTP -s:filename and it works fine. I'll try your method. However, here's another issue for you (*smile*), what about doing this in Windows 98? (Telnet operates via Windows not DOS) Also, can a file be passed via a program written in VB?
Thanks with your help.
FBM
Are you stating this can be done? with FTP, I do the following... FTP -s:filename and it works fine. I'll try your method. However, here's another issue for you (*smile*), what about doing this in Windows 98? (Telnet operates via Windows not DOS) Also, can a file be passed via a program written in VB?
Thanks with your help.
FBM
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