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Introduction >>     Configuration >>     Connecting >>     Terminal Window >>     File Transfer >>         File Transfer Window Layout             File Transfer Title Bar             File Transfer Menu Bar             File Transfer Toolbars             File Transfer Status Bar             Contents of the File Transfer Window             Local View             Local Folder View             Remote View             Remote Folder View             Transfer View         Navigating in the File Transfer Window >>         File Transfer Shortcut Menus >>         Differences From Windows Explorer         Downloading Files >>         Uploading Files >>         File Properties     Toolbar Reference >>     Menu Reference >>     Advanced Information >>     Troubleshooting >>     Appendices >>

File Transfer Window Layout

The File Transfer window works a lot like Windows Explorer: it displays the contents of any open directories represented as icons and optionally gives basic information (such as size and type) on each file.

The File Transfer windows consists of three panes: Local View (displaying the files on your local computer), Remote View (displaying files on the server) and Transfer View (displaying files transferred between the local and remote computers).

By default, Local View is displayed on the left-hand side of the window, Remote View on right-hand side of the window, and Transfer View below the Local and Remote Views. You can change the default layout on the File Transfer page on the Global Settings section of the Settings dialog - for more information, see section File Transfer.

File Transfer Title Bar

File Transfer Menu Bar

File Transfer Toolbars

File Transfer Status Bar

Contents of the File Transfer Window

Local View

Local Folder View

Remote View

Remote Folder View

Transfer View

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