OK for why it is failing... It isn't failing... It is just not uploading allt he stupid images. What it is is a CD with a directory called Images. In this directory is approx 42,000 badge images. No I go to command prompt ftp to the server and say mput e:\images\*.jpg and it begins uploading and finishes without complaining. But when I run my script to check to see if the user has an image I notice some images are not uploaded. Like they are left out and ignored. I have tried using the command line from Windows 2000 and tried using CuteFTP (It wont even start with that program) and tried WS_FTP and same thing. It uploads but doesn't upload everything. I think it is due to the number of files. I don't think one should put over 10,000 files in a single directory. Just me I dunno... That is why I am needing to do this. But thank you all for this help. It has helped get me in the direction I need to go to solve this issue and move on to the next. Thank you all...

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