Opens a new Xshell window. This command allows you to run another Xshell window easily while using Xshell.

Closes all Xshell windows on the desktop.

Closes all other Xshell windows except the current one.

Brings the next window to the top. You can find the next window on the Currently Open Window List. The keyboard shortcut for Next is Alt+Right.

Brings the previous window to the top. You can find the previous window on the Currently Open Window List. The keyboard shortcut for Previous is Alt+Left.

Arranges all of the open Xshell windows so that they overlap.

Arranges all of the open Xshell windows from top to bottom.

Arranges all of the open Xshell windows from left to right.

Opens a new Xshell window. If this menu is selected while a session is connected, Xshell attemps to make a connection with the corresponding session information.

If Xftp™ is installed, it opens a new Xftp window. If this menu is selected while a session is connected, a new Xftp session is created with the corresponding session information. If Xftp is not installed, Xshell starts its own file transfer session.

At the bottom of the Window menu, there is a list of currently open Xshell windows. The list is arranged in the order of creation time. In other words, the most recently created window is placed on the bottom of the list. The name on the list indicates the title of the corresponding window. Click on the listed names to jump from one session to another.