Select the Toolbar option to toggle the toolbar on and off. When the toolbar is visible, a checkmark appears next to the Toolbar option.

Select the Profiles Bar option to toggle the profiles bar on and off. When the toolbar is visible, a checkmark appears next to the Profiles Bar option.

Select the File Bar option to toggle the File bar on and off. When the toolbar is visible, a checkmark appears next to the File Bar option.

Select the Status Bar option to toggle the status bar on and off. When the status bar is visible, a checkmark appears next to the Status Bar option.

Select the Local View option to toggle Local View on and off. When Local View is visible, a checkmark appears next to the Local View option.

Select the Transfer View option to toggle Transfer View on and off. When Transfer View is visible, a checkmark appears next to the Transfer View option.

Select the Customize option to open the Customize dialog in which you can modify menu options, toolbars, menu settings, and general settings. For more information on customizing the user interface, see Customize Dialog.

Select the Reset Toolbars option to reset the toolbar and menu positions to their original state, for example if you have misplaced a menu or toolbar option.

Select the Large Icons option to display the file view as a Large Icons view. Each file and folder has a large icon associated with it, resulting in a clear and uncluttered display.

If the Large Icons option is selected, a selection marker appears next to the menu option.

Select the Small Icons option to display the file view as a Small Icons view. Each file and folder has a small icon associated with it. This makes it possible to display several times more items than the Large Icons view.

If the Small Icons option is selected, a selection marker appears next to the menu option.

Select the List option to display the file view as a List view. Each file and folder has a small icon associated with it, and the files and folders are displayed in one column.

If the List option is selected, a selection marker appears next to the menu option.

Select the Details option to display the file view as a Details view. The files and folders are displayed with a small icon, their file name, file size, file type, last modification date, and attributes visible.

By clicking on the Name, Size, Type, Modified or Attributes sort bars located at the top of the folder view, you can sort the files and folders based on their file name, file size, file type, the time they were last modified and their file attributes. Selecting the same sort option again reverses the sorting order.

Note that the sort function is not case-sensitive: uppercase text is sorted together with lowercase text.

The file types are derived from the your local computer. If you have defined a new file type description for files with a certain file name extension, also the files in the remote computer are shown to be of that file type. This makes it easy to recognize particular file types also on the host computer.

Select the Arrange Icons option to open a submenu where you can select the order in which the files and folders are displayed in the file view. A selection marker appears next to the currently selected Arrange Icons option.

By Name: The files and folders are arranged alphabetically based on their file name.

By Type: The files and folders are arranged alphabetically based on their file type.

By Size: The files are arranged by their file size. Folders are arranged alphabetically.

By Date: The files and folders are arranged by the time they were last modified.

If you have selected the Details view, you can get the same effect by clicking on the Name, Size, Type and Modified sort bars located at the top of the folder view. Selecting the same Arrange Icons option again reverses the sorting order.

Note that the sort function is not case-sensitive: uppercase text is sorted together with lowercase text.

Select the Show Root Directory option to toggle if the root directory is displayed in the folder view. If the root directory is not displayed, you are not able to select or view any folders above your home directory in the directory tree hierarchy. By default the root directory is not displayed.

If the Show Root Directory option is selected, a selection marker appears next to the menu option.

Select the Show Hidden Files option to select that the normally hidden files are displayed in the folder view.

By default, Unix hosts do not display any files or directories that begin with the dot (.) character, such as .rhosts or .profile. Selecting the Show Hidden Files option corresponds to specifying the -a switch of the ls command.

If the Show Hidden Files option is selected, a selection marker appears next to the Show Hidden Files menu option.

Select the Refresh option to update the file transfer window. This may be necessary for example when a file you have uploaded does not immediately become visible on the remote host computer.

The keyboard shortcut for Refresh is F5.