>I would suppose that means ADSM and not wdsf, correct? Unless there
>is a winsock version of WDSF that no-one told me about. Also,
>I rather expect some file system complications with a drive formatted
>as NTFS. I'm currently using the character based verion of WDSF over
>ftp inc pc/tcp.

Yes, ADSM.

Should be no problem with NTFS **provided**:

No Long names, those will get converted to 8.3 names.

No extended attributes.

Or so I would assume based on the way other Windows apps work on NT...

Bob