Re: FTP Questions

Subject: Re: FTP Questions
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Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 19:55:17 -0800
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Something to try if all else fails... Have the other shop save the object 
to a savf and get that savf on you system and restore it. Now start a FTP 
session to your own system from your system and see what happens during 
the transfer. I have seen on rare occasions a data pattern hose up a modem 
or similar device. I know it's way out there, but what the heck.

This thread ...

FTP Questions , fbocch2595

Re: FTP Questions , Michael Ryan
Re: FTP Questions, kirkg <=

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- FTP Questions , fbocch2595

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