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3. [EasyMorph Server 1.2](http://easymorph.com/server.html) or higher (installed on a separate PC)


#### Download
ems-cmd comes together with EasyMorph Server. Also it can be [downloaded](https://github.com/easymorph/server-cmd/releases) separately

Current version is 1.2.0.


#### General command format:

```
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Be careful with folders that contain spaces in their names. You should add quotation marks around such parameter values.
Keep in mind, that sequence `\"` will escape double quotes. So `"D:\"`, `"D:\another folder\"` are incorrect, use `D:\` and `"D:\another folder"` instead.
Keep in mind, that sequence `\"` will escape double quotes. So don't use it at the end of the parameter value.

```
ems-cmd download http://192.168.100.200:6330 -space Default -target D:\your\local\folder -source file.xml
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Be careful with folders that contain spaces in their names. You should add quotation marks around such parameter values.
Keep in mind, that sequence `\"` will escape double quotes. So `"D:\"`, `"D:\another folder\"` are incorrect, use `D:\` and `"D:\another folder"` instead.
Keep in mind, that sequence `\"` will escape double quotes. So don't use it at the end of the parameter value.


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