Standard Buttons

Xshell includes standard buttons for frequently used tasks and commands.

The following are descriptions of the standard buttons.
Note: By default, not all of these buttons are included in the toolbar. To customize your buttons toolbar (add or remove), click the button at the far right of the toolbar.

Button	Name	Description
	New	Create a new session by opening the New Session Properties dialog box.
	Open	Open the Sessions dialog box.
	Disconnect	Close the current session's connection.
	Reconnect	Reconnect the session of the current tab.
	Properties	Show current session's properties. If no session is open, the default session's properties are displayed.
	Copy	Copy the selection to the clipboard.
	Paste	Paste clipboard contents.
	Find	Open the Find dialog box.
	Print	Open the Print dialog box.
	Color Schemes	Select color scheme.
	Encoding	Select encoding of the output language.
	Fonts	Select the font and size of the current session.
	New Terminal	Open a new Xshell window. If this button is clicked while connected to a session, a new connection will be attempted using that session's connection information.
	New File Transfer	Execute Xftp if Xftp is installed. If this button is clicked while connected to a session, a New File Transfer connection will be attempted using that session's connection information. If Xftp is not installed, an Xshell File Transfer session will be initiated.
	Full Screen	Convert to full screen mode. Change back to general window mode by pressing Alt+Enter.
	Lock	Convert to screen lock mode. Screen lock mode prevents user input until a password is entered.
	Key Mapping	Open the Custom Key Mappings dialog box.
	Highlight Sets	Open the Highlight Sets dialog box.
	Script	Run an Xshell script file.
	Trigger List	Open the Triggers dialog box.
	Start Recording	Start script recording.
	Pause Recording	Pause script recording.
	Stop Recording	Stop script recording.
	Start Logging	Start logging.
	Stop Logging	Stop logging.
	Open Log Viewer	Open a saved log file and displays it in a new tab (Log Viewer). If the log contains terminal code, the Log Viewer allows you view the log exactly how it was printed in the terminal.
	New Tab Group	Opens a new Local Shell tab in a new tab group. Can be opened to the right, bottom, top, or left.
	Sort Tabs	Arrange the currently opened tabs horizontally, vertically, or tiled. Or merge already arranged tabs.
	Options	Open the Options dialog box.
	User Key Manager	Open the User Keys dialog box.
	Host Key Manager	Open the Host Keys dialog box.
	Xagent	Launch the Xagent program.
	Help	Open the Xshell help.
	Send feedback	Launch a web browser and navigate to our feedback page.