The file or files you have downloaded are now on your Unix account. If you wish to copy them to your PC, consult the instructions for downloading that were included with your communications software. The commands listed below summarize FTP's commonly used commands for transferring files. Because file names are case sensitive, it is important to type a filename exactly as it appears. Each FTP command listed below begins with a verb.
Some commands also have one or more clauses that tailor the command to meet the situation.
For ease of reading, the list identifies clauses with notation. When you actually uses these commands, the clauses will need to be typed exactly as they appear on the system, using uppercase where it displays uppercase, and lowercase where it displays lowercase. This is the default setting. The computer address may be a domain name or the numeric IP address. If is omitted, the copy is given the same filename as the source file.