Specify Transfer Type for Individual Files

I'm sure this has been answered before, but I'm not able to
find a response
in the archives and Dw had no information available that I
could find in the
help.
I have some files that end in *.php, but are Zend optimized
files. I need
to upload these files in binary, but don't know how to
individually specify
"upload this file in Binary" to DW.
Anybody help?
TIA,
Jon Parkhurst
PriivaWeb
http://priiva.net.

That's what I found as well.
Thanks, Alan, I appreciate it.
"Alan" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:C13EDB24.2A69FB%[email protected]..
> AFAIK- you can only specify transfer type for individual
files in a
> version
> of Dw that has an FTP command line (MX and older as far
as i know).
> Otherwise, you would have to change transfer type for
all files of a
> particular file extension.
>
> Either way- it would be easier to use a different FTP
client for this
> specific thing, in my opinion.
>
>> I have some files that end in *.php, but are Zend
optimized files. I
>> need
>> to upload these files in binary, but don't know how
to individually
>> specify
>> "upload this file in Binary" to DW.
>

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