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Justin, this works in many situations, but not all. Some systems will be set up so that a user's current directory (see user profile) is the home directory, and this forces NAMEFMT 1. You can't use library/object format in this case. And you can't change to NAMEFMT 0 until you CD to a library, using IFS pathname format. Oy! Just a cautionary word. Alison, I hope this vendor is not us. We have customers send things to US from time to time, and our system is set up as above. But this sounds like installing something, right, on your system? Did their support folks not help you? Cheers Vern At 01:52 PM 1/2/2003 -0600, you wrote:
Here's the quickeasydone way rather than piecemealing this. Assumptions: On your PC you have a file. Say it's called: savefile.file On your 400 you have created a savefile. Called: MYLIB/SAVEFILE (CRTSAVF MYLIB/SAVEFILE) 1. Create a folder on your PC called c:\to400 2. Put the PC file savefile.file in the c:\to400 folder 3. Click start/run 4. Enter cmd and press enter (should bring up dos prompt) 5. Type: CD TO400 (this will put you in your folder you created) - you can type DIR right now to ensure the savefile.file is there 6. Type: FTP x.x.x.x where x.x.x.x = your 400's IP 7. Enter username 8. Enter password 9. Type: bin 10. Type: put savefile.file mylib/savefile 11. When complete, on the 400 do a: DSPSAVF MYLIB/SAVEFILE All should be well.
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