To download multiple files, Net::FTP won't really help you that much. To download a directory or multiple directories, use Net::DownloadMirror. Here's an example downloading a directory(3272K): 
#!perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::FTP;
use Net::DownloadMirror;

use constant HOST   => 'ftp.cpan.org';
use constant REMOTE => '/pub/xemacs-www/Download/';
use constant LOCAL  => '/root/Desktop/local';
use constant USER   => 'anonymous';
use constant PASS   => '-anonymous@';

my $ftp = Net::DownloadMirror->new(
          ftpserver => HOST, 
          user      => USER,
          pass      => PASS,
          debug     => 1, 
          localdir  => LOCAL,
          remotedir => REMOTE,
);
$ftp->Download();

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In reply to Re: Want to Copy files from remote machine(Solaris) to Local Machine(Windows) using FTP::Net by Khen1950fx
in thread Want to Copy files from remote machine(Solaris) to Local Machine(Windows) using FTP::Net by sarshads

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