FTP Scheme

File Type
There are three file types used by FTP file transfer:

• Text
  Files are transferred in ASCII format.

• Binary
  Files are transferred in Binary format.

• Auto
  With Auto selected all files are transferred in Binary format unless the file extension is listed in the Text File Extensions field. In this case ASCII format will be used.
  
  Text File Extensions
  Type each file extension separated by semi-colons to specify as text files. The default settings for text file extensions include txt, bat and ini.

Verify Before Replacing or Overwriting a File
If this option is enabled, a warning will display to notify the user that the attempted file transfer will overwrite a file with the same name. You will be given the following options:

• Yes
  Overwrites only the specified file.

• Yes to All
  Overwrites all duplicate files for the file transfer operation.

• No
  Keeps the original file and aborts only this file transfer.

• No to All
  Keeps all original files and aborts all file transfers where duplicate files exist.

• Cancel
  Aborts the entire file transfer operation.

Display Negative Reply from Host in a Dialog Box
When this option is enabled, a dialog box is displayed with information whenever a file transfer failure occurs. These type of errors generally occur when files are being transferred to a host.

Save As
Allows you to save the current custom file transfer settings in a separate FTP file transfer scheme file.

OK
Saves the current custom FTP file transfer settings into the appropriate location. If FTP Default or Custom is selected in Options>Transfer then the settings will be saved to the session profile. If External File is selected in Options>Transfer then the settings will be saved to the currently selected external FTP file transfer scheme file.