Does not exist or unreadable error in windows ftp script

I have a file like this 07200900.SUP,in a windows directory I need to FTP this file to UNIX , the directory in unix is N:\orgs\Financial Aid\MIIS\0910\FTP
I am getting this error
miis_ftp.ELM_SUP.shl[30]: =cd orgs/"Financial Aid"/"MIIS"/"0910"/"FTP" : not found
IN THE LOG FILE
Activities for Mon Jul 20 16:44:05 EDT 2009:
File 07200900.SUP does not exist or unreadable
End of activities

#MPATH="/u02/sct/banner/banpntr";
MPATH=$BANNER_HOME;
JOBNUM=$ONE_UP;
USER=$BANUID;
LPATH="/u02/sct/banjobs/";
$CDRemoteDir='cd orgs/"Financial Aid"/"MIIS"/"0910"/"FTP" ';
ScriptName="miis_ftp.ELM_SUP.shl";
UpLoadFileName=`date "+%m%d%y"00.SUP`;
##NewName= "eluppdtop.dat" ;


RemoteHost="middfiles.XXXXX.edu";
### look at this
RemoteUser="XXXXXX_finaid";
RemotePass="XXXXX";
###CDRemoteDir= "/u02/sct/banjobs";
TMode="ascii"; # Transfer mode
EmailAddress="XXXXX@XXXXXX.edu";
LogFileName="miis_ftp.ELM_SUP_${USER}_${JOBNUM}.log";
LogFile="${LPATH}${LogFileName}";
 TodayDate=`date`;
echo "\nActivities for "$TodayDate":" >> $LogFile;
#========================================================================#
# Error Handling Function
function ErrorHandle
{
# if type is 1, then the file does not exist or unreadable
if [ $type -eq 1 ]
then
    echo "File "$UpLoadFileName" does not exist or unreadable" >> $LogFile;
    echo "Subject: Error in Running Script\n Error in uploading file script "$ScriptName".  File "$UpLoadFileName" does not exist or unreadable" > EmailMessage;
    sendmail -F "  File Upload" $EmailAddress < EmailMessage;
    rm EmailMessage;
fi
# if type is 2, then the file has zero size
if [ $type -eq 2 ]
 then
  echo "File "$UpLoadFileName" has a zero size value" >>$LogFile;
  echo " Subject: Error in Running Script\n Error in uploading file script "$ScriptName".  File "$UpLoadFileName" has a zero size value" > EmailMessage;
  sendmail -F "The eluppdtop.dat  File Upload" $EmailAddress < EmailMessage;
  rm EmailMessage;
fi
    echo "End of activities\n" >> $LogFile
# Exit the program since error occurred
exit 1;
}
#========================================================================#
# Change the directory to one contains the file to be transported
##cd $LocalDir;
 cd  $CDRemoteDir;
# Do an -r command on the desired file ensure that the file exist and readable
if [ ! -r $UpLoadFileName ]
then
        type="1";
        ErrorHandle;
fi
# Do an -s command on the desired file ensure that the file exist
# and is not null
if [ ! -s $UpLoadFileName ]
then
        type="2";
        ErrorHandle;
fi

#========================================================================#
# Initiate the FTP process
# Loop through remaining parameters to create ftp commands.
(
# Enter user-name and password in host machine
echo "user $RemoteUser $RemotePass"
# Set transfer mode
echo $TMode
# Change directory in host machine
echo ${CDRemoteDir}
# Change local directory in local machine
echo lcd $LocalDir
# Transfer original file name
echo put $UpLoadFileName
# End ftp session
echo quit
) | ftp -vin $RemoteHost >> $LogFile
# End of FTP Process
#========================================================================#

First N:\orgs\Financial Aid\MIIS\0910\FTP is not a UNIX directory. It is a windows directory. Is it mounted as an NFS drive maybe. Next you are using

 
cd orgs/"Financial Aid"/"MIIS"/"0910"/"FTP"

You need to put the full pathname to the orgs directory or where N: is pointing too. For example N: may be /home/test on UNIX mounted as NFS. Then you would

 
 cd  /home/test/orgs/"Financial Aid"/"MIIS"/"0910"/"FTP"

I try that, it does not work

it is a remote host RemoteHost="middfiles.XXXXX.edu";

Network connection: middfiles.xxxxx.edu

xxx( I changed to xxxx)

$CDRemoteDir='cd orgs/"Financial Aid"/"MIIS"/"0910"/"FTP" ';
ScriptName="miis_ftp.ELM_SUP.shl";
UpLoadFileName=`date "+%m%d%y"00.SUP`;
##NewName= "eluppdtop.dat" ;

So did you manually do what the sciprt is doing. FTP to "middfiles.XXXXX.edu", login, and then manually cd to that directory? If not see what directory you are in by doing an pwd or ls. Then determine what path needs to be keyed in to get to the orgs directory.