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2009-10-14 2010-01-03
prevent COM from being interpreted as acronym (martin) executables#redirection (martin)
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What you can do with it: What you can do with it:
-  * Supports console mode only, but allows input/output redirection;+  * Supports console mode only, but allows [[executables#redirection|input/output redirection]];
  * When run from another console application (such as standard Windows console/command-line window, i.e. ''cmd.exe''), it inherits its console((''winscp.exe /console'' would pop up in new console window.)).   * When run from another console application (such as standard Windows console/command-line window, i.e. ''cmd.exe''), it inherits its console((''winscp.exe /console'' would pop up in new console window.)).
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The %%COM%% executable is not available for download separately for portable use. However you can install WinSCP temporarily and copy the executable out of the installation folder. Make sure you rename the %%COM%% to match name of the EXE. The %%COM%% executable is not available for download separately for portable use. However you can install WinSCP temporarily and copy the executable out of the installation folder. Make sure you rename the %%COM%% to match name of the EXE.
-==== Input/Output Redirection ====+==== [[redirection]] Input/Output Redirection ====
For input/output redirection use standard operators: For input/output redirection use standard operators:
  * ''>'' for output redirection;   * ''>'' for output redirection;
  * ''<'' for input redirection;   * ''<'' for input redirection;
  * ''|'' for piping.   * ''|'' for piping.

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