Compaq t5725 HP Device Manager User Manual - Page 125

Direction, Upload, Download, Files to be copied, File Name, Copy Recursively, Copying Files

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6. Select the Direction of the copy files task: Upload files from device to FTP Repository, or Download files from console to device through the FTP Repository. 7. Specify the Files to be copied by clicking in the fields and entering the relevant information. Additional lines can be added by clicking the Add button. The File Name field supports the use of the wildcards * and ?. For example: * ? com.jar c:\abc\* c:\abc\ c:\abc a* *a means zero or more characters. means one character. means the file is named com.jar. all mean the same thing, that is, all the files under directory c:\abc\. means all the files that start with the letter a. means all the files that end with the letter a. If Copy Recursively is set to Yes, both files and sub-directories matching the wildcard pattern defined in the File Name field will be copied. If No is selected, only files in the given path will be copied, but not sub-directories. Copying Files 115

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6.
Select the
Direction
of the copy files task:
Upload
files from device to FTP Repository, or
Download
files from console to device through the FTP Repository.
7.
Specify the
Files to be copied
by clicking in the fields and entering the relevant information.
Additional lines can be added by clicking the
Add
button.
The
File Name
field supports the use of the wildcards
*
and
?
. For example:
*
means zero or more characters.
?
means one character.
com.jar
means the file is named
com.jar
.
c:\abc\*
c:\abc\
c:\abc
all mean the same thing, that is, all the files under directory
c:\abc\
.
a*
means all the files that start with the letter
a
.
*a
means all the files that end with the letter
a
.
If
Copy Recursively
is set to
Yes
, both files and sub-directories matching the wildcard pattern
defined in the
File Name
field will be copied. If
No
is selected, only files in the given path will be
copied, but not sub-directories.
Copying Files
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