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      Command Line Switches (Taken from the FlashFXP help file)
      FLASHFXP.EXE [-switches] [ftp:// or sitename or queuefile.fqf] [; ftp:// or sitename] 
      Examples:
      Connecting to a single ftp server:

      FLASHFXP.EXE ftp://ftp.sierra.com/

      FLASHFXP.EXE Default Sites\Game Sites\Sierra On-Line, Inc.

      Connecting to multiple ftp servers (maximum two):

      FLASHFXP.EXE ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/; ftp://ftp.adobe.com/

      FLASHFXP.EXE Default Sites\Commercial Sites\Mozilla; Default Sites\Commercial Sites\Adobe

      Loading a saved queue file:

      FLASHFXP.EXE "C:\My Documents\updatemysite.fqf"

      You may use either -switch or /switch. Switch values *must* be quoted if they contain spaces (eg: -switch="some value").
      All settings are temporary and effect the current FlashFXP session only. 
      When passing a site name to a command line switch each group is separated by a \ (forward slash) so if a site named "omega" was within a group called "alpha" you would use "\alpha\omega" to reference the site.
      -get
      Automatically begins transfer of file(s).
      Example to load a queue and transfer it.

      flashfxp.exe -get "c:\queue.fqf"

      Example to download the file rfc959.txt to c:\my downloads\

      flashfxp.exe -get -localpath="C:\My Downloads\" ftp://ftp.ripe.net/mirrors/rfc/rfc959.txt

      -go
      (same as -get).
      -download
      Enqueue a download and then transfer the queue. Must use Site Manager (no ftp:// links).
      Example to download a folder

      flashfxp.exe -download <sitename> -remotepath="\ftp\folder\" -localpath="c:\path\newfolder\"

      -upload
      Enqueue a upload and then transfer the queue. Must use Site Manager (no ftp:// links).
      Example to upload a folder

      flashfxp.exe -upload <sitename> -remotepath="\incoming\newfolder\" -localpath="c:\path\folder\"

      -fxp
      Enqueue a site to site transfer and then transfer the queue. Must use site manager (no ftp:// links). 
      Always use <Source>;<Destination>. 
      Example to FXP a folder

      flashfxp.exe -fxp <sitename>;<sitename> -remotepath="\source\folder\" -remotepath="\target\folder\"

      -raw="<command>"
      Enqueue a raw command and then execute it on the server. This can be combined with the -c2 switch to close FlashFXP after performing the command.
      Example:

      flashfxp.exe "\alpha\omega" -raw="SITE WHO"

      -max
      Starts FlashFXP maximized.
      -min
      Starts FlashFXP minimized.
      -tray
      Starts FlashFXP in the system tray.
      -lock="<password>"
      Starts FlashFXP locked to the tray, using this password.
      -lock
      Starts FlashFXP locked to the tray, using your application security password.
      (used in combination with -pass="<password>", see below).
      -pass="<password>"
      Enters your security password if your sites are protected (see: sites > security).
      -savequeueWhen this parameter is combined with loading a queue file via the command line, it will update the original queue file on exit.
      -savequeue="<filename>"
      When this parameter is combined with loading a queue file via the command line, it will save the queue on exit using the defined filename.
      -restorequeue
      Restore the auto-saved queue from the last time you quit (can be used with -go to automatically resume your last session if interrupted).
      -localpath="<path>"
      Sets the local browser to this local path.
      -remotepath="<path>"
      Sets the remote browser to this remote path. 
      Can be used twice if connecting to 2 sites for FXP, use after each site name.
      Example:

      FlashFXP.exe "Site" -remotepath="/uploads/"

      Example of using it twice when connecting to two sites:

      FlashFXP.exe "Site 1" -remotepath="/uploads/";"Site 2" -remotepath="/downloads/"

      -logfile="<path to logfile>"
      Specifies an alternate file to save log information into.
      -ruleset="<listname>"
      Sets the default selective transfer rule set. (see: tools > selective transfer). 
      The listname parameter is name of the rule set.
      Example where my rule set is named "only .txt files" which might be set to only include *.txt files:

      FlashFXP.exe -ruleset="only .txt files"

      -c<number>
      On transfer complete, do the following:
      0 = idle (default)
      1 = disconnect site(s)
      2 = quit flashfxp
      3 = hang up modem
      4 = hang up and quit flashfxp
      5 = hang up and turn off computer
      6 = turn off computer
      7 = log off computer
      8 = hibernate (if supported)
      9 = sleep (if supported)
      -datafolder="<path>"
      Lets you select the working directory where your configurations and .dat files are loaded and stored.
      -backup="<path\filename.fbk>"
      Lets you backup your configurations and .dat files to a single file. Use the .fbk extension.
      -import="<filename>"
      Import a exported site list (.ftp type) into FlashFXP
      Additional optional switches that can be combined with -import
      -group="<group name>"
      Allows the user to place the imported site into a specific group, nested grouping is supported by separating each group with a \ (forward slash) i.e. -group="websites\company x"
      -yes
      Will auto-overwrite any existing site in the same location with the same name, otherwise the user will be prompted to confirm the operation.
      -exit
      Will close FlashFXP after completing the import operation.
      Additional command line examples:
      If you want to automatically download a specific file from an FTP site: 

      FLASHFXP -get -localpath="C:\My Downloads\" ftp://ftp.ripe.net/mirrors/rfc/rfc959.txt

      If you want FlashFXP to startup as a tray icon, automatically update your website, and close FlashFXP when it has finished: 

      FLASHFXP.EXE -tray -c2 -go updatemysite.fqf

      If you want FlashFXP to startup maximized and ready to work on your website, you might do one of the following:

      FLASHFXP.EXE -max My Website

      FLASHFXP.EXE -max -localpath="C:\My Documents\My Website\" My Website -remotepath="/public_html/"

      FLASHFXP.EXE -max -localpath="C:\My Documents\My Website\" 

      ftp://user:pass@ftp.domain.com/public_html/

      If you want FlashFXP to connect to two sites and set their remote-path to a specific folder, you might do either of the following: 

      FLASHFXP.EXE Default Sites\Software Archives\Walnut Creek -remotepath="/pub/"; Default Sites\Software Archives\Sunsite -remotepath="/pub/"

      FLASHFXP.EXE http://ftp.cdrom.com/ -remotepath="/pub/"; ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/ -remotepath="/pub/"

      FLASHFXP.EXE http://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/; ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/

      If you want to restore and resume the last auto-saved session in the event of a power failure, you might put this shortcut in your Windows Startup folder:

      FLASHFXP.EXE -min -restorequeue -go

      If you want to prevent anyone from tampering with your transfer: 

      FLASHFXP.EXE -lock="xyzzy" -restorequeue -go

      If you have set a security password set to encrypt your sites.dat (under Sites > Security), you can automatically enter your password with the following: 

      FLASHFXP.EXE -pass="foobar"

      If you have a security password set and want to prevent anyone from tampering with your transfer: 

      FLASHFXP.EXE -pass="foobar" -lock -restorequeue -go