**READ DISCLAIMER AT END OF THIS FILE***


***ABOUT ME***
Name : Aditya Nagpal
Email Address : aditya_n@usa.net
Webpage : Haven't made it yet!

This is a program written in TC 3.0 to generate a .grx file from a known
list of sequentially stored files on a known server (The path is assumed
to be absolute).
The biggest use of this program is to generate a list(.grx) for Getright
to download without having to actually load the page/pages and drag-n-drop
or having to enter the files manually thru the Enter URL button.
e.g. - to download files named file1.jpg,file2.jpg........file100.jpg

HELP :

1) Answer the first question with the _ABSOLUTE PATHNAME_ or the source URL
of the _PARENT_ to the directory where the files are stored _WITH_ a trailing
slash (/).
e.g. www.SOME_SERVER.com/PATH_TO_IMAGE_DIRECTORY/

2) This should be the _COMMON_ part of all the files to be downloaded.
e.g. file1.jpg,file2.jpg... will have this as "file"

3) This should be the lower index in the list of files.
e.g. file1.jpg,file2.jpg... will have this as 1.

4) This should be the upper index.
e.g. file1.jpg,file2.jpg....file100.jpg will have this as 100.

5) This should be the extension of the file viz. .jpg,.exe etc.

6) This should be the path to which the files should be saved locally
after being downloaded.

RUNNING :

Run the program simply as "grx.exe".This will generate a
file "getem.grx" in the working directory.

LIMITATIONS :

1) The source code is not formatted (I did it in a hurry.)

2) All the files have to be saved in the same local dir.

3) All the files have to be present in the same remote dir.

4) All files must be in this format :
[common part]"increasing sequence".[common extension]

5) **VERY IMPORTANT**
The list generated will have the following format if say the number of files
is 1-100..

file001.jpg     & NOT file1.jpg
file002.jpg     & NOT file2.jpg
..
..
..
file010.jpg     & NOT file10.jpg
file011.jpg
..
..
..
file100.jpg     
file101.jpg

Whereas this works fine for file100.* and above it will cause problems
for file1.jpg and file10.jpg and suchlike.

***WORKAROUND**

A very simple workaround is to create the file getem.grx as is generated
and then open it in any text editor having the replace/replace all utility.
(Windows Wordpad is one such.)
Then simply do a replace all operation from :

1) "file00" to file for file1-9
2) "file0" to file for file10-99

EXPECTATIONS :

Nothing at all.Zilch.
I've come across so many freeware programs MUCH MORE USEFUL than this one
that it would hurt me to put a tag on it.
But I too have my whims.
So anyone..

1) ...using this program may email me if he wishes or has time to kill.
2) ...may freely edit the source and send me a copy.

That's It.


LEGALESE :

I can't imagine how it would happen but if in case it does...

1) I have NO RESPONSIBILITY towards what may occur to your system as a
result of this program's usage.( The only thing that will occur is time saving)

2) This program is provided AS IS with absolutely NO WARRANTY and/or any PROMISES.
Use it at YOUR OWN RISK (which is nonexistent).

3) By running this program you abide by the above two rules.

Jeez/Phew!

