I really though that's it's your question.
But now I see that it somewhat different.

What you are trying is the right approach, but you also need to open the session. And your syntax is wrong.

winscp /command "open !S" "get !& c:\Users\myName\Desktop\TEMP\*" "exit"

See
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/guide_custom_commands_automation
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/commandline

Thanks a lot Martin for your response.

I didn’t found this post on SuperUser website!
So the only way to script something like that using the is to get command is to go through by the WinSCP console, isn't it ?

Can I send a parameter like the file to download from the contextual menu to the console ?

It’s much complex that I’ll think at the first sight :?

I assume that this is your question:
https://superuser.com/q/1200472/213663

Hello,
I’d like to have a custom command to download a copy of a remote file to a predefined local path.
In a second time I’d like to add a prefix to the copied file with "VM-".

Here is my command that does not work :



I join screens

Thx for your help ! 8)