X-no-Archive:yes While Michael Donovan mentioned type tenex, maybe we can 'disambiguate' its use in light of Stan's question. The MS ftp clients among others call this tenex (thanks to Larry Simonsen for recently pointing this out to me), set by issuing "type tenex" (unlike ascii and binary, which can be issued with out the 'type'). You will receive the response "200 Type set to L (byte size 8).". If you first issue a debug to turn debugging on, you will see the HP ARPA FTP Server respond with "---> TYPE L 8". Previously, we had to issue a binary to set the client side, then "quote type l 8" to set the type to bytestream correctly on the host (thanks to John Zoltak for posting this solution in Oct 98). -----Original Message----- From: Stan Sieler [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Friday, January 07, 2000 10:24 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: 6.0 Express 1 Alert -- Important <snip> "byte" isn't a valid command for WinNT's "bundled" FTP, nor a valid command for the command-line in Reflection FTP version 6.10, nor does it appear to be a command in the current beta (8.0.100) version of Reflection FTP. <snip>