SecureFX is the one file transfer client you need for your organization. SecureFX simplifies site synchronization operations by providing advanced filter options, including wildcard support, and allows for easy recovery with relentless reconnection and automatic resume capabilities. Recurrent functions may be scripted using the SFXCL command line (available for Windows only), and shared sessions can be created when using SecureFX integrated with SecureCRT®, VanDyke Software's terminal emulation client. The advanced capabilities of SecureFX make file transfer operations more efficient. This file transfer client can also be used to perform file transfers using the FTP protocol for internal operations or operations involving a legacy system. FTPS (FTP over SSL implicit and explicit).SecureFX also supports multiple secure file transfer protocols, including: The consistent look and capabilities minimize or eliminate the need for user retraining when switching between platforms. Windows ( 32-bit and 64-bit architectures).The user-friendly interface and other easy-to-use features are consistent on all platforms for which SecureFX is available: You can establish a connection with a single mouse click and drag and drop files to initiate the transfer. SecureFX has a familiar graphical user interface (GUI) that makes file transfers simple. There are many downloadable FTP clients to choose from, but VanDyke Software's SecureFX has the features and capabilities you need to standardize on one file transfer client. I have not found the first paragraph to be true, it does not remember it's state if you simply close it, but if you change the preference unchecking 'Open Tool pane for each document' the tool pane does not open any longer.SecureFX ®: Download One of the Industry's Best FTP Clients You can find more details on this pageĮdit: Just to clarify in Reader DC, it's a Preference located under Edit > Preferences > Documents 'Open Tool pane for each document'.

Now when you launch Acrobat/Reader DC, it will retain the last state (collapsed or open) of the tools in the Right-Hand Pane. The July 2015 Acrobat & Reader DC update introduced a UI change for the right-hand pane. Also if you review that thread you referenced you'll see that it is now 'answered' by Lori Kassuba and the answer is the exact same as in the thread I provided: If you try the method that I pasted into my previous response I think you'll find it does exactly what you want. The response from Steve is a year old and there has since been an update that fixes this. Did you review that entire post? The issue has been resolved.

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