
USAGE
     D[ownload] [/][<path_name>/]filename
     DU [/][<path_name>/]filename

DESCRIPTION
     The download command will begin sending a file from this system
     to you.  Use the  "D" command to send a plain  ASCII text file.
     You can also download binary files converted to UUENCODED ASCII
     by using the "DU" command. You will need the "uudecode" utility
     to convert  this ASCII  file  back to  binary.  Source code, in
     various  languages,  for uudecode can be  downloaded  from this
     system.  Look for uudecode.bas,  uudecode.pas, and  uudecode.c.

     The optional  path_name may be included along with the filename
     if the  desired file is not in the  current  directory (you can
     determine this using the W[hat] command).  Please note that the
     character used to separate the path and filename is a "/".

EXAMPLES
     download oscar13.inf
     du pub/ka9q/nos/nos.exe

