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| You can have shortcut icons to WinSCP on the desktop or Quick Launch toolbar of Windows Taskbar. The shortcut can either open WinSCP [[ui_login|login dialog]] only or open [[ui_login_save|stored session]] directly. | You can have shortcut icons to WinSCP on the desktop or Quick Launch toolbar of Windows Taskbar. The shortcut can either open WinSCP [[ui_login|login dialog]] only or open [[ui_login_save|stored session]] directly. | ||
| - | To create the first kind of icon use [[installation|installer]] or go to //Preferences > Integration//. To create the second kind of icon go to //[[ui_login_stored_sessions|Stored Sessions]]// tab of Login dialog, select stored session and use //Shell icon// button. | + | To create the first kind of icon use [[installation|installer]] or go to [[ui_pref_integration|Preferences dialog]]. To create the second kind of icon go to //[[ui_login_stored_sessions|Stored Sessions]]// tab of Login dialog, select stored session and use //Shell icon// button. |
| ===== Explorer's 'Send To' Context Menu ===== | ===== Explorer's 'Send To' Context Menu ===== | ||
| You can have shortcut icons in 'Send To' menu in file context menu of Windows Explorer, which can be displayed for example by right-clicking any file. The shortcut can either open WinSCP [[ui_login|login dialog]] only or [[ui_login_save|stored session]] directly. In both cases after the session is opened, the files selected previously in Windows Explorer are [[task_upload|uploaded to the server]]. WinSCP can then either close itself or open main window. | You can have shortcut icons in 'Send To' menu in file context menu of Windows Explorer, which can be displayed for example by right-clicking any file. The shortcut can either open WinSCP [[ui_login|login dialog]] only or [[ui_login_save|stored session]] directly. In both cases after the session is opened, the files selected previously in Windows Explorer are [[task_upload|uploaded to the server]]. WinSCP can then either close itself or open main window. | ||
| - | To create the icon that opens Login dialog use [[installation|installer]] or go to //Preferences > Integration//. To create the icon that automatically opens selected stored session go to //[[ui_login_stored_sessions|Stored Sessions]]// tab of Login dialog, select stored session and use //Shell icon// button. | + | To create the icon that opens Login dialog use [[installation|installer]] or go to [[ui_pref_integration|Preferences dialog]]. To create the icon that automatically opens selected stored session go to //[[ui_login_stored_sessions|Stored Sessions]]// tab of Login dialog, select stored session and use //Shell icon// button. |
| ===== SCP and SFTP Protocols URL addresses ===== | ===== SCP and SFTP Protocols URL addresses ===== | ||
| WinSCP can be registered to handle SCP and SFTP protocol URL addresses. For supported URL format see [[commandline|command-line options]]. If the path part of the URL does end with slash (''/'') WinSCP starts with the path as initial remote directory. If the path does not end with slash, the file (or directory) specified by it is downloaded. | WinSCP can be registered to handle SCP and SFTP protocol URL addresses. For supported URL format see [[commandline|command-line options]]. If the path part of the URL does end with slash (''/'') WinSCP starts with the path as initial remote directory. If the path does not end with slash, the file (or directory) specified by it is downloaded. | ||
| - | + | To register WinSCP to handle the URL addresses use [[installation|installer]] or go to [[ui_pref_integration|Preferences dialog]]. | |
| - | To register WinSCP to handle the URL addresses use [[installation|installer]] or go to //Preferences > Integration//. | + | |
| ===== Search Path ===== | ===== Search Path ===== | ||
| - | [[installation|Installer]] can add WinSCP installation directory to search path (environment variable ''PATH''). This is particularly useful if you use [[scripting|console/scripting mode]]. | + | From [[installation|installer]] or [[ui_pref_integration|Preferences dialog]] you can add WinSCP installation directory to search path (environment variable ''PATH''). This is particularly useful if you use [[scripting|console/scripting mode]]. |
| To modify search path, the installer modifies ''autoexec.bat'' on Windows 95/98/ME and changes machine (all users) registry keys on Windows NT/2000/XP and newer. | To modify search path, the installer modifies ''autoexec.bat'' on Windows 95/98/ME and changes machine (all users) registry keys on Windows NT/2000/XP and newer. | ||