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Bob Mueller <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 3 Feb 1999 15:45:51 -0500
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     Gordon,

     Listed below is a script that I use on a weekly basis. You will need
     to have the PC running Reflections available at all times. I am using
     a old PC "Schedule" program from Norton Utilities to schedule the
     task. You could also use the Windows 95 System Agent. Basically, the
     PC will start up Reflections using the RUN command calling the RCL
     script as below. The script sign's on to the HP, transfers two files
     (HP-to-PC), sign's off the HP, then exits out of Reflection.

     Format for the run command:
     RUN C:\REFLECTION\R1WIN.EXE  C:\REFLECTION\USER\XFER.RCL

     File XFER.RCL:
     display " ^G^M^J"
     display "ManMan Sign On..."
     display "^M"
     wait 0:0:5 for "SIGN-ON:"
     transmit "HELLO XFER,PCUSER.MANMAN;hipri^M"
     wait 0:0:10 for "PASSWORD:"
     transmit "xxxxxxxx^M"
     wait 0:0:30 for ":"
     RECEIVE X:\users\export\FILE1.TXT FROM FILE1.MDATABAS DELETE
     RECEIVE X:\users\export\FILE2.TXT FROM FILE2.MDATABAS DELETE
     transmit "BYE^M"
     wait 0:0:5
     exit


     Bob Mueller
     Datascope Corp. - PM Division



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Subject: Reflection Script Files
Author:  <[log in to unmask]> at INTERNET
Date:    2/3/99 1:46 PM


Hi Everyone,

Can anyone help me by providing a reflection script file that will download
files from the HP3000/968 to a PC on a monthly basis.  I am hoping to have
something that will run automatically without needing user input/

Thanks in advance for all help/advice.  This subject has me completely
baffled.

Gordon Wong

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