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| [[ui_commander|&screenshotpict(commander)]] | [[ui_commander|&screenshotpict(commander)]] | ||
| - | ===== sExplorer-like Interface ===== | + | ===== Explorer-like Interface ===== |
| The [[ui_explorer|second interface]] is similar to Windows Explorer, and you only see the remote folder. To transfer files, enter the target local directory's location or drag and drop. Both interfaces offer the same transfer methods. | The [[ui_explorer|second interface]] is similar to Windows Explorer, and you only see the remote folder. To transfer files, enter the target local directory's location or drag and drop. Both interfaces offer the same transfer methods. | ||
| - | [[ui_sexplorer|&screenshotpict(Sexplorer)]] | + | [[ui_explorer|&screenshotpict(explorer)]] |
| ===== Choosing the Right User Interface ===== | ===== Choosing the Right User Interface ===== | ||
| If you are a new WinSCP user, you may want to select the [[ui_explorer|Explorer-like interface]] as it should be familiar to any Windows user. However, if you are used to Norton Commander, used by several contemporary file managers (Total Commander, FAR, Altap Salamander), choose this one. [[ui_commander|Norton Commander interface]] is primarily focused on easy keyboard control. You can use it without ever touching your mouse. One who is used to it can perform the operations much faster. | If you are a new WinSCP user, you may want to select the [[ui_explorer|Explorer-like interface]] as it should be familiar to any Windows user. However, if you are used to Norton Commander, used by several contemporary file managers (Total Commander, FAR, Altap Salamander), choose this one. [[ui_commander|Norton Commander interface]] is primarily focused on easy keyboard control. You can use it without ever touching your mouse. One who is used to it can perform the operations much faster. | ||