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# Finder & Explorer
Control OffShoot through Finder (macOS) or Explorer (Windows) using the contextual right-click menu. Tell OffShoot to set a Source, set a Destination, or start a Transfer.
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Starting a transfer will clear existing Sources and Destinations, and use the current OffShoot settings.
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## Requirements
* [Hedge 22.3 or newer](/hedge/releases.md) / OffShoot 23.2 or newer
* macOS 11 or newer
* Windows 10 or newer
## How to use
1. Enable the integration:
1. macOS - `Settings > Integrations > Finder`
2. Windows - `Settings > Integrations > Explorer`
2. Right-click a drive, file, folder, or collection in Finder, then choose an action.
## Actions
These integrations support multiple actions.
#### Copy & Paste
Using the `Copy` action followed by the `Paste` action tells OffShoot to do the following:
1. `Copy` - selects one or more items to be set as a Source.
2. `Paste` - selects an item as a Destination, then...
1. Clears any existing Sources and Destinations currently set in OffShoot.
2. Sets the items selected from `Copy` as a Source.
3. Sets the item selected from `Paste` as a Destination.
4. Creates a Transfer.
#### Set as Source
Right-click a drive, folder, file, or collection of files and folders in Finder or Explorer, then choose `Set as Source`.
#### Set as Destination
Right-click a single drive or folder in Finder or Explorer, then choose Set as Destination.
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