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| ===== Automatically Check For Application Updates ===== | ===== Automatically Check For Application Updates ===== | ||
| Select how often should WinSCP [[updates#automatic_check|automatically check for application updates]]. Select //Never// to disable automatic check. Note that you can instruct WinSCP to do check [[updates#on_request_check|on your request]]. | Select how often should WinSCP [[updates#automatic_check|automatically check for application updates]]. Select //Never// to disable automatic check. Note that you can instruct WinSCP to do check [[updates#on_request_check|on your request]]. | ||
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| + | ===== Options ===== | ||
| + | Use //Check for beta versions// to make WinSCP report also beta (unstable) releases. Option //Auto// makes WinSCP check for beta releases only, if you ever have used any beta release before((Starting with WinSCP 4.1 beta.)). | ||
| ===== Connection ===== | ===== Connection ===== | ||
| WinSCP connects to the WinSCP site using HTTP protocol to check for updates. By default WinSCP will try to automatically detect what is your proxy settings for HTTP protocol. If the detection fails, you need to check //Use proxy server// and fill your //Proxy host name// and //Port number//. | WinSCP connects to the WinSCP site using HTTP protocol to check for updates. By default WinSCP will try to automatically detect what is your proxy settings for HTTP protocol. If the detection fails, you need to check //Use proxy server// and fill your //Proxy host name// and //Port number//. | ||