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Before the upload actually starts, the [[ui_copy|transfer options dialog]] will show. There you will have a chance to change the transfer options or the target directory. The target directory is by default the current local directory with [[ui_commander|Norton Commander interface]] and the last used local directory with [[ui_explorer|Explorer-like interface]]. Before the upload actually starts, the [[ui_copy|transfer options dialog]] will show. There you will have a chance to change the transfer options or the target directory. The target directory is by default the current local directory with [[ui_commander|Norton Commander interface]] and the last used local directory with [[ui_explorer|Explorer-like interface]].
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 +===== Using File URL =====
 +WinSCP can be registered to handle [[integration#scp_and_sftp_protocols_url_addresses|SCP and SFTP Protocols URL Addresses]]. When it is, you can type in file URL to your favourite web browser or Window's //Start > Run// box or even include the fil URL to some web page. WinSCP will handle the URL and offers you to download the file. For supported URL format see [[commandline|command-line options]].
===== Download on Background ===== ===== Download on Background =====
By default the download starts on foreground, blocking the WinSCP window until it finishes. Learn how to schedule the [[transfer_queue|background transfer]]. By default the download starts on foreground, blocking the WinSCP window until it finishes. Learn how to schedule the [[transfer_queue|background transfer]].
-===== Download Using File URL ===== 
-WinSCP can be registered to handle [[integration#scp_and_sftp_protocols_url_addresses|SCP and SFTP Protocols URL Addresses]]. When it is, you can type in file URL to your favourite web browser or Window's //Start > Run// box or even include the fil URL to some web page. WinSCP will handle the URL and offers you to download the file. For supported URL format see [[commandline|command-line options]].  

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