Can someone tell me how I select either of these modes for uploading files using dreamweaver.

Many thanks
Pete

dreamweaver does this automatically based on the file extension of the files
being ftp'd

does this file have an oddball file extension?
there's a way to add file extensions to this list, and possibly a way to do
a one-time change using the ftp command line in the ftp log window

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I don't think that FTP command line has been in DW since DMX2004 (or maybe
DW8)....

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> dreamweaver does this automatically based on the file extension of the
> files
> being ftp'd
>
> does this file have an oddball file extension?
> there's a way to add file extensions to this list, and possibly a way to
> do
> a one-time change using the ftp command line in the ftp log window
>
> --
> Alan
> Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
>
> http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/
>
>
>

thanks guys for your help. Dreamweaver seems to have sorted it automatically as suggested.

http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...nalId=tn_13546

Setting a transfer mode in Dreamweaver 3 and higher

In most cases, files should be sent in the mode chosen by Dreamweaver 3 or
higher. However, to change the transfer mode, open the FTPExtensionMap.txt
file located in the Configuration folder inside the Dreamweaver application
folder. Opening this file in a simple text editor allows you to view the
settings for each file extension type. To change a file's transfer mode,
simply replace the word BINARY with the word ASCII or vice-versa. Then save
the FTPExtensionMap.txt file
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