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explanation on path format for ! and !& in respect for command type (martin) guide_custom_commands_automation (martin)
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  * Remote commands that are executed on remote servers with remote files. These commands can modify the files. You must have remote files selected first in order to execute the command.   * Remote commands that are executed on remote servers with remote files. These commands can modify the files. You must have remote files selected first in order to execute the command.
  * Local commands that are executed on the local machine with remote files downloaded to a [[temp_folders|temporary folder]]. You must have remote files selected first in order to execute the command. If the command modifies the files, the changes are uploaded to the server (&beta_feature)   * Local commands that are executed on the local machine with remote files downloaded to a [[temp_folders|temporary folder]]. You must have remote files selected first in order to execute the command. If the command modifies the files, the changes are uploaded to the server (&beta_feature)
-  * Local commands that are executed on the local machine with paths to a remote files. Such commands will typically operate on the files over their own session (use ''!S'' pattern to pass current session settings to the command). The command may use [[library|WinSCP .NET assembly]] or [[scripting]]. &beta_feature+  * Local commands that are executed on the local machine with paths to a remote files. Such commands will typically operate on the files over their own session (use ''!S'' pattern to pass current session settings to the command). The command may use [[guide_custom_commands_automation|WinSCP .NET assembly or scripting]]. &beta_feature
  * Special type is a local command that is executed with both local and remote files. This is particularly useful for running "diff" tools. This type is available only with the [[ui_commander|Commander interface]]. You can execute these commands on a set of remote files against the the same number of local files (once for each pair). Another option is to execute it on a set of remote files against one local file (once for each remote file) and vice versa.   * Special type is a local command that is executed with both local and remote files. This is particularly useful for running "diff" tools. This type is available only with the [[ui_commander|Commander interface]]. You can execute these commands on a set of remote files against the the same number of local files (once for each pair). Another option is to execute it on a set of remote files against one local file (once for each remote file) and vice versa.

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