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    Starting a file transfer on launch of Auto FTP Manager

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      yoong0316
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      Can I set Auto FTP Manager to start file transfer as soon as I open the program?

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        Yes, you can start a file transfer as soon as Auto FTP Manager starts. Just add a schedule to run the file transfer on application launch.

        Select the ‘On Application Launch’ option on the Configure Schedule dialog and click OK button. Re-start the application, and the file transfer will begin. The transfer will be performed on every launch.

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