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ZL1ANM > WIN7 20.12.10 01:32l 38 Lines 1525 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Windows7 - my first impression
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>} 1. No easy and obvious way to transfer files from one location to
>} another.
>Just use "drag and drop" as with previous versions of Windows.
>Click on the Start Orb
>Select Computer
>Navigate to the Source folder and move to one half of the screen
>Click on the Start Orb again
>Select Computer again
>Navigate to the Destination folder and position this to the other half of
>the screen to the Source folder.
>Now just position the mouse pointer over the item you want to move or copy,
>press the left mouse key and keep it pressed and now move the mouse pointer
>over the destination folder that you want the file to go to.
>Release the left mouse button.
>The file will now be moved/copied.
Yes I realised that that method was available, and I realise that it
takes longer to explain it than actually do it, but why oh why wasn't
the Win98-XP left-hand panel with its Move/Copy/Delete options retained?
And what you describe is a Move operation. What if you want to Copy?
Dragging and dropping works but needs a little skill and far more care
to avoid Moving into the wrong folder.
And this from an OS which is far bigger than XP. My guess is that the
left-hand panel feature has actually been retained in Win7, but is not
activated, and will only be activated at some future Service Pack or
Windows version release, when it will be trumpeted as an "improvement".
73 de Neil ZL1ANM
T4 1.5à24
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