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Integration with Windows
You can integrate WinSCP with Microsoft Windows in several ways. You can set up the integration during installation or later on Integration tab of Preferences dialog.
WinSCP can also closely cooperate with other applications.
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- Windows Explorer’s ‘Send To’ Context Menu
- SFTP and SCP Protocols URL Addresses
- Search Path
- Drag&drop Shell Extension
SFTP and SCP Protocols URL Addresses
WinSCP can be registered to handle SFTP and SCP protocol URL addresses. For supported URL format see 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.
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To register WinSCP to handle the URL addresses use installer or go to Preferences dialog.
If current user’s permissions allow, WinSCP register itself for all users. Otherwise it registers for current user only.
Learn how to copy URL of file selected in file panel to clipboard.
Search Path
From installer or Preferences dialog you can add WinSCP installation directory to search path (environment variable PATH
). This is particularly useful if you use console/scripting mode.
To change the 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.
Drag&drop Shell Extension
WinSCP installer can install drag&drop shell extension to improve WinSCP capability of downloading files using drag&drop.