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Re: DW FTP won't FTP Acrobat PDFs. Why? |
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| message from offill on 21 Jul 2004 |
Yes, they're in the right folder, no they're not overly huge, though why should
DW care?
Yes, I've done all that you've suggested.
Any other ideas?
P.S. I use another FTP client to upload these files and they work fine! DW
even recognizes them on the remote server when present!
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| Sam Poikail replied to offill on 21 Jul 2004 |
What's the name of the PDF file? And the directory (full path) that it is
in?
Cheers,
Sam
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| offill replied to Sam Poikail on 21 Jul 2004 |
Well, its different PDFs at different times. tonight, all the PDFs are
uploading JUST FINE so I can't give you a direct link. . . Its kinda like when
you take your car to the automechanic. It "tings" at home, but humms away when
the mechanic listens. . . .
I was just wondering if it was a problem others had experienced. . . maybe not?
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| Sam Poikail replied to offill on 21 Jul 2004 |
No problems with PDFs. DW will even synch the files without a hiccup. I
was just curious about the file and path name because I have had cases where
the OS let me create a file or path name, but an application would gag on
the file because of the inclusion of a non-standard character. I was also
wondering if you were alternately using different cases for file or
directory specs and your webhosts file system was case sensitive,
Cheers,
Sam
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