- Click from the BlueZone menu bar.
- Click the Batch Transfers tab.
- Click New.
BlueZone automatically assigns the name Batch
Definition #1 to this particular batch definition.
- If you want to rename this batch definition, click Rename.
Otherwise you can keep this name.
- Click Add to add your first transfer
to the batch, .
BlueZone automatically assigns the name File
Transfer #1 to this particular transfer.
- Click Edit to configure this transfer
definition.
- At this time, you can edit the name of the transfer definition
if you want. Type the desired file transfer information and click OK.
- Ensure that you have the correct Transfer Direction selected
for this transfer definition as shown:
In the above example, File Transfer #1 of
the batch, the host is receiving a file from the PC.
- Click Add to add the next file transfer
definition to the batch.
BlueZone automatically assigns the name File
Transfer #2 to this particular transfer definition.
- Click Edit to configure this transfer.
- At this time, you can edit the name of the transfer if
you want. Type the desired file transfer information and click OK.
- Highlight File Transfer #2 and ensure
that the correct Transfer Direction is selected.
In the above example, File Transfer #2 of
the batch is sending a file from the host to the PC.
- Add any additional file transfers to the batch definition.
- Create any additional batch file transfer definitions you
require by repeating the steps above.
- To execute a batch file transfer, highlight the desired
batch in the Batch Transfer Definitions window
and click Execute Batch Transfer.
A Transfer Status dialog opens showing the progress of
your file transfer. Click Abort if you want
to abort the file transfer.