Can we have some samples of such scripts? I think this would give some more ideas...
If you meant the PARCP scripts/batch files then it's real easy: open up your favorite plain text editor (Everest, QED, Notepad++, ...) and write the PARCP CLI commands - each on a new line:
http://joy.sophics.cz/parcp/parcpdoc.htm#Concept4There are about 30 or so commands available that should cover all file management needs. Plus the new EXEC/LEXEC that can launch anything you have on your computers...
Does it make sense? If not please feel free to ask, or give it a try and let me know what's unclear.
Please note that you can switch to the FTP/CLI mode by pressing F2 (or just '2' on Windows and in Linux). The HELP command lists all available commands. And you can test them there one by one.
BTW, one interesting example of using PARCP is to set up the correct date and time in your Atari right after boot up. If you have PARCP Server running on your PC in background you can add PARCP to your AUTO folder to let it start with the following script:
GETTIME
LQUIT
It will fetch the current date and time from your PC and set it up on your Atari. So afterwards, when you create or modify files they will have proper time stamps.
Similarly you can say copy fresh stuff from one computer to another, or synchronize directory trees between computers (because PARCP does not overwrite existing same or newer files if you don't ask for it). Etc.
Petr
