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 +====== Introducing WinSCP ======
 +WinSCP is an open source SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) and SCP
 +(Secure CoPy) client for Windows using SSH (Secure SHell). Its main
 +function is safe copying of files between a local and a remote
 +computer.
 +
 +===== Features =====
 +  - Graphical Interface
 +  - [[Integration]] with Windows (drag&drop, URL, shortcut icons)
 +  - All common [[introduction#file_operations|operations with files]]
 +  - Support for [[protocols|SFTP and SCP protocols]] over SSH1 and SSH2
 +  - Batch file [[scripting|scripting and command-line interface]]
 +  - Integrated Text Editor
 +  - Support for SSH password, keyboard-interactive, public key and Kerberos (GSS) authentication.
 +  - Integrates with Pageant (Putty Agent) for full support of public key [[ssh#authentication_in_ssh|authentication]]
 +  - Windows Explorer-like and Norton Commander-like [[interfaces]].
 +  - Optionally [[ui_login_save|stores session information]].
 +  - Optionally supports standalone operation using a [[config|configuration file in place of registry entries]], suitable for operation from removable media
 +  - Directory Synchronization tool quickly synchronizes changes between local and remote directories.
 +
 +===== File operations =====
 +WinSCP can do all basic operations with files, such as copying and moving (to and from a remote computer). It also allows you to rename files and folders, create new folders, change properties of files and folders, and creating symbolic links and shortcuts.
 +
 +One of two selectable program interfaces (based on Norton Commander) allows the user to manage files even on the local computer.
 +
 +Most operations can be done recursively for files in folders. In some cases optionally (changing of file properties), in all other cases it's compulsory (copying, moving, deleting).

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