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| ====== How can I configure default local or remote directory for session? ====== | ====== How can I configure default local or remote directory for session? ====== | ||
| - | On Login window, after you configure your session (host name, user name, etc), go to Directories tab. There are two input boxes for default local and remote directories. Once you enter them go to Stored sessions tab to save the session settings. To open the stored session, just double-click it. | + | On Login dialog, after you configure your session (host name, user name, etc), go to //[[ui_login_directories#initial_directories|Directories tab]]//. There are two input boxes for default local and remote directories. Once you enter them go to Stored sessions tab to save the session settings. To open the stored session, just double-click it. |
| - | If you want to change default local directory for all sessions, note that the default directory is your Windows "My Documents" directory. If this is not your prefered local directory, it is probably because you do not like the default placement of the "My Documents" directory in the system. Then you should probably change the location of the "My documents"; directory directly in Windows, instead of overriding it in WinSCP. It would then affect most of the other application, not only WinSCP. | + | If you want to change default local directory for all sessions, note that the default directory is your Windows //My Documents//directory. If this is not your prefered local directory, it is probably because you do not like the default placement of the //My Documents// directory in the system. Then you should probably change the location of the //My documents// directory directly in Windows, instead of overriding it in WinSCP. It would then affect most of the other application, not only WinSCP. |