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| The [[ui_editor|internal editor]] supports only Windows-format text files. Thus the [[transfer_mode|text transfer mode]] is forced when transferring remote file to/from the internal editor. | The [[ui_editor|internal editor]] supports only Windows-format text files. Thus the [[transfer_mode|text transfer mode]] is forced when transferring remote file to/from the internal editor. | ||
| - | If you want to edit binary files you need to use [[#external_editors|external editor]] that supports binary files (and make sure preference option //[[ui_editor_preferences#external|Force text transfer mode for files edited in external editor]]// is unchecked). The configured [[transfer_mode|transfer mode]] will then be used even for transfers to/from external editor. Note that if you have configured [[transfer_mode|binary transfer]] mode, your external editor must support [[transfer_mode#server-side_text_file_format|server-side format of text files]] (Unix format usually), if you still want to edit them. | + | If you want to edit binary files you need to use [[#external_editors|external editor]] that supports binary files (and make sure preference option //[[ui_editor_preferences#external|Force text transfer mode for files edited in external editor]]// is unchecked). The configured [[transfer_mode|transfer mode]] will then be used even for transfers to/from external editor. Note that if you have configured [[transfer_mode|binary transfer]] mode, your external editor must support [[transfer_mode#eol|server-side format of text files]] (Unix format usually), if you still want to edit them. |
| ===== Transfer Settings when Editing Files ===== | ===== Transfer Settings when Editing Files ===== | ||