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    Downloading files changed in the last 2 days

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      I use Auto FTP Manager for downloading files from a FTP server. I want to download only those files that got changed within the last 2 days. Can you please provide instructions?

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        You can transfer just the files updated in the last 2 days by using the file and folder filters in Auto FTP Manager.

        To configure the Filter, right click on the Automated Transfer profile and select the ‘Edit Profile’ option. Navigate to the Action rules page, click on the ‘Configure’ button under the ‘File and Folder Filters’ section.

        Choose the ‘Modification Date’ filter type and make the changes as shown below. Click on the OK button to save the settings.

        When you start the automated transfer, the files which are changed in the last 2 days will be downloaded.

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