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| There are several ways to open WinSCP in FAR. By default WinSCP integrates to disc menu (''Alt-F1'' and ''Alt-F2'') and plugins menu (''F11''). The list of stored sessions is then displayed in the file panel. Select a session you want to connect to and press ''Enter''. You may also create new sessions (''Shift-F4''). When you are connected, you may work with remote files, just as if they are on the local drive. Another way to open sessions is to type ''%%winscp://sessionname/directory%%'' on FAR command line. To configure how the plugin integrates with FAR, go to //Options > Plugin configuration > WinSCP > Interface options//. | There are several ways to open WinSCP in FAR. By default WinSCP integrates to disc menu (''Alt-F1'' and ''Alt-F2'') and plugins menu (''F11''). The list of stored sessions is then displayed in the file panel. Select a session you want to connect to and press ''Enter''. You may also create new sessions (''Shift-F4''). When you are connected, you may work with remote files, just as if they are on the local drive. Another way to open sessions is to type ''%%winscp://sessionname/directory%%'' on FAR command line. To configure how the plugin integrates with FAR, go to //Options > Plugin configuration > WinSCP > Interface options//. | ||