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    How do I specify a folder path?

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      Bontempi
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      I have been using Auto FTP Manager for years but with the latest version I can no longer correctly specify the path to the folder I need to copy files from.

      I need to use ../FolderName/FolderName but when I do the system prefixes the path with "/"

      How should I be specifying the path?

      Thanks, Ian

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        DeskShare_-_Support
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        The correct way to specify a folder path in Auto FTP Manager is to use the folder browser.

        Choose your folder from where you want to copy your files by using the "Browse" option.
        Steps:

        1. Create Connection Profile>> Go to Edit Profile Properties Dialog
        2. On General tab click on the 'Configure' button for FTP
        3. Click on the "Browse" button
        4. Select your required folder from 'Browse a folder' dialog

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