1. Getting Started
1.1. Introduction
This guide to the WinSCP client assumes that you are using a Windows machine, that you already have an activated Oxford Account, and that you have enabled your web space. Our instructions will guide you through the process of connecting to your GNU/Linux Service Home Folder (this is already part of your Oxford Account), through which you can access your user web space securely.
1.2. Obtaining and Installing WinSCP
The first thing to do is obtain the WinSCP Client software from the makers' web site:
http://winscp.net/eng/download.php
From the list choose the most up-to-date release available. At the time of
writing this is WinSCP 4.0.6. Click on the Installation Package
to download the software.
Next click on the downloaded file to begin installation.
- The
Welcomescreen will appear:
- The
Licence Agreementappears confirming that the software is Free and Open Source. Click on theNextbutton.
- The
Setup typescreen now opens. Click on theNextbutton to continue if you are happy to accept the default options. Alternatively you may customise the installation.
- Next select the
Initial User Settingsscreen opens. Choose theNorton Commander Interfaceif it is not already selected. Click on theNextbutton to continue.
- Finally the
Ready to Installscreen shows which components you have chosen to install and where this will be put on your machine. If you want to adjust anything click on theBackbutton to make changes. If you are happy with your choices press theNextbutton.
- The program will now be installed.

- Once installation is complete you will see the following
screen.

If you do not want to start the program on exiting setup, uncheck the
Launch WinSCPtick box.
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