CuteFTP Professional User s Guide 

Transfer files using multi part transfers to increase throughput 

Transfer files from one remote site to another 

Transfer files using a wildcard mask 

Transfer files obtained from server side links 

Perform folder synchronization tasks 

Check on an item s transfer status 

Much more 

T

RANSFER 

E

NGINE 

(TE) 

INITIAL SETUP

As a typical COM Component, the TE Object must be registered as such on the target 

system. The TE automatically performs COM Registration if it has been manually executed 

(run once) prior to a script or application instantiating the TE Object.  

To register the TE COM component 

1. Launch 

CuteFTP 

Professional. 

2.  Close CuteFTP Professional. It should now be registered. 

or 

1.  Locate the CuteFTP Professional program folder. 

2.  Double click on the file named "ftpte.exe". 

3.  Exit the TE by right clicking on the TE icon in your Systray. 

Note: 

In order to run script files, you must have the Windows Scripting Host 

(WSH). WSH relies on the Visual Basic Script and JavaScript engines 

provided with Internet Explorer 3.0 or later. WSH is also installed as a 

part of Windows 98, Windows 2000, and Internet Information Server 

4.0. 

R

UNNING SCRIPTS

You can execute a script you have created directly in Windows, from the command line, 

from within CuteFTP s interface, or even as a scheduled task to be run with no user logged 

in. 

To execute a script directly in windows 

1. Launch 

CuteFTP 

Professional. 

2.  From the menu, choose Tools > Macros & Scripting > Run. 

3.  Browse to the script file you created (example, sample.vbs) 

4. Click 

Open to launch the script. 

The log and queue view in CuteFTP populates with session and transfer information. 

To execute a script from the command line 

1.  From Windows, select Start > Run. 

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