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transfer

Introduction & Opening | Layout of the Program | Connecting | Public or Not? | Permissions
Transferring Files | Downloading Files | Advanced Folder Navigation | Refreshing & Transfer Status | Extra Tidbits

Refreshing:
If for any reason files are not appearing on either your “Local” or “Remote” side, and you believe you have successfully transferred them, you may need to tell Secure File Transfer to “refresh” the listing of files in that folder.

Both the “Local” and “Remote” sides have their appropriate “Refresh” buttons.

Transfer Status:
At the bottom of Secure File Transfer, there is a box that will list every file that has been transferred, from where, to where, at what speed, and how long it took. This is useful if you wish to visually further confirm that a file has been transferred, or are simply interested in any of the other information.

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