The toolbar in the F-Secure SSH File Transfer Client is divided into nine sections.
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The first section contains just one button, the Save button. Clicking it will save any changes you may have done to the current settings to the current profile, including which windows are open. If you have not opened a profile, the settings are saved to the Default Profile. |
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The second section contains the Connect and Disconnect buttons. Only one of them is activate at a time; the other one is grayed. Clicking the Connect button opens a connection to the host specified in the currently active profile. If no host is specified in the settings, the Quick Connection dialog box will open. |
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The next two buttons are Copy and Paste. They are the standard Windows clipboard tools. You can select any number of files and then copy them to the clipboard. Then, you go to the destination and paste them. |
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The next two buttons are New Terminal Window and New File Transfer Window. Respectively, they open a new Terminal or File Transfer window. Their settings are based on the settings of the window you clicked them in. If you have an open connection when you click these buttons, they will be started with an open connection as well. |
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The Settings button opens the Settings dialog box where you can adjust all the settings for your current profile. |
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Next, there are three buttons for browsing the remote host file system. The first one, Go to parent folder, takes you to the parent directory of the directory you are currently in, provided you have the rights to access that directory. The second button, Go to root folder, takes you to the root directory of the file system, again provided you have the rights to access it. The third button, Go to user home directory, takes you to your assigned home directory on the system. |
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The next three buttons are used for file access. Clicking the Refresh button refreshes the contents of the directory you are in. Next, the Download button opens a dialog box that asks you where to download the file. If no files are selected, this button is grey. The Upload button opens a dialog box where you can select files to upload to the currently active directory on the remote host. |
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The next four buttons are the standard Windows Explorer file display mode buttons. They are Large icons, Small icons, List, Details. |
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The Online Help button opens the online help. The Help button lets you click on an item in the user interface and get more information on it. |