User’s Guide WS_FTP Pro •     If the fileis a data file, the temporary file in the  Temp directory is opened in its associated application.
If Remote Edit uses Shell Execute is turned on
(General tab of program options), the file is opened
in the application that Windows associates with the
file extension.
              If Remote Edit Uses Shell Execute is turned off
              (General tab of program options), the file is opened in
              
the application indicated on the Associations tab (if any);
              
otherwise, the Windows file association is used.
•     If the file is an application (a binary file) or does not have an
application associated with it, the temporary file is opened in
the text viewer; however, the results are unpredictable. (You
set the text viewer on the General tab of program options.)
In the Explorer interface: 1 Select the file.                                                  Note
If the file is on an FTP site, WS_FTP Pro will first create a
temporary file by making a copy of the selected file in the Temp
folder on your PC.
2 Do one of the following: •     Select Open from the right-mouse menu to transfer the file to       the temporary location using the default transfer mode and the
      same file name.
•     Select Open... (with ellipses) from the right-mouse menu to
specify the transfer mode and/or rename the file. The file is then opened for viewing as follows: •     If the file is a text file, it is opened in Windows Notepad.
•     If the file is a data file, it is opened in the application that
      Windows associates with the file extension.
•     If the file is an executable application, the application
is started.
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