You will need: Windows PowerShell
Enable script execution:
- Open powershell as administrator.
- Check the status of script execution:
Get-ExecutionPolicy
- Most likely it will report Restricted. In that case you need to change (for this purpose you needed administrative privilege) the status to allow script execution. Type:
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
Note that this is the minimal allowance for scripts. For more info look here.
The script:
Here's a script that emulates wget. It has an option for iteration.
$client = new-object System.Net.WebClient
foreach ($counter in < start > .. < end >)
{
$source="< part of web address before counter >"+$counter+"< rest of the web address >"
$destin="< path of destination before counter >"+$counter+"< rest of the path >"
$client.DownloadFile($source,$destin)
}
$counter controls the iteration. Multiple counters can be used. The text in <...> along with the < & > symbols need to be supplanted by actual data of interest.
