Certainly - do the following: 1) Run BPFTP and set up the file transfer queue. 2) Save the session (in session|save as) as an appropriate filename. In this example I'll call it schedule.bps. 3) Now make a batch file. In it, put the following lines: @Echo Off copy /y schedule.bps temp.bps bpFTP /q /g /s:temp.bps Save this batch file as schedule.bat (or whatever you'd like to call it) and then schedule this to be run at the appropriate time every day with your scheduler (eg system agent). When activated, the batch file will copy the session file to a temporary file, load up Bullet Proof FTP with the appropriate session file, process the queue and then quit when the transfer queue has completed. |