-u username

Specify the name of the user for the remote server. 

-p password

Specify username's password on the command line. No subsequent password prompt appears.

-P 

Prompt for username's password. The password does not appear as you type it. This option proves especially useful if you want to include the command but not the password in a batch file.

-v 

Give verbose output while copying files. 

-c 

Convert text files from DOS to UNIX format if copying from a remote server and from UNIX to DOS format if copying to a remote server. 

-C charset

Specify the client character set. If not specified, the character set defaults to builtin-codepage-437. Valid character sets include:

builtin-mac-roman

builtin-iso-latin-1

builtin-unicode

builtin-codepage-437

You can use additional character sets if you install TAS. 

-f 

Always overwrite existing target files. 

local_file

Specify the local path to the source file. You may repeat this option to copy multiple files. 

server

Specify the name of the remote server. 

object

Specify the name of a shared object on a remote LM-NT-OS/2 server. 

path

Specify a full or relative directory and file path on the remote server. If not specified, path defaults to the current directory. 

-s

Display files on the local monitor, instead of copying them. 

-a

Include files of one or both of the following types: 

s -- System files

h -- Hidden files

local_path

Specify the path to the target local directory. 

O

Overwrite. The system overwrites the existing target file. 

N

New file name. The system prompts the user for a new name for the target file. 

C

Continue. The system continues without copying the file. 

A

All. The system overwrites the current target file and all subsequent existing target files included in this copy operation. This command does not prompt the user to select from these options with subsequent existing target files.