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- (FLAG) Files for Download - Function Help
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- Subcommands: (filename 1) (filename 2) (filename 3) etc
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- (filename) is the name of the file to be downloaded. Multiple
- names can be stacked on the same line and wildcards
- may be used in the name.
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- Description: The FLAG command is used to flag files or groups of files for
- later download. For instance, you may be busy looking at a
- list of download files and find some that you want to download
- but don't wish to download them that very moment. Rather than
- having to write down the name or try to remember it later you
- can simply tell the system to flag the file and remember it
- for you.
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- To download the files that are flagged you would then issue a
- (D)ownload command at which point the system will ask you if you
- want to download the files that were flagged. Answering NO
- will cause the system to forget the files that were flagged.
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- Examples:
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- * FLAG test1
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- Functioning the same as the download command, this command will first check
- to see if TEST1.<ext> exists where <ext> is the default extension for the
- system you are on. For example, it will see if TEST.ZIP exists and if not
- it will attempt to flag TEST instead.
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- * FLAG file1 file2 file3
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- Flags all three files for download.
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- * FLAG file*.txt
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- Flags any files matchin file*.txt for later download.
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