Once you have done this, you can download the file as any MTS file. See the section on downloading files from MTS if you are not familiar with this process. It' s available online and at the bigger public sites. Decide if you want to download using binary or ascii. Ascii files are text files, ones that you can read on the screen, such as this file.
Binary files are programs, or text files that have been compressed with a compression program.
All files that end in ARC, ZIP, ZOO, LBR, EXE, or COM should be downloaded in binary. If you want to download a binary file, type 'binary'. If you don't have a lot of disk space, and plan to download the file from MTS during this session, a temporary file would be a good idea. To let MTS know that you want to download into a Temporary file, put a '-' in front of the file name in the Get command. MTS FTP is supported by the Computing Resource Center, and you can call 764-HELP if you have questions about it.