"moving" Files in win 7


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    "moving" Files in win 7


    Back in the XP days, from windows explorer, I could use the command "select all" from the edit tab, followed by "move to" command from the edit tap, and then select a location and move the files there). I can't find the "move to" command in win 7. Is it still around? If so where is it?

    thanks

    rich
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    Grimmjow said:

    Hello smooth1212.


    Just hold down the l mouse button to select the files you want to move then r click to use the methop GJ listed for the tutorial above to move them where you want.

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    Thanks....this is exactly what I was looking for! But this leads me to a follow on question. Why was this little file not included in win 7 from the start? Are there anymore of these little helpful files?

    rich
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    Hello Rich,

    Yes, there's a lot more of these type of items and more that can be found and used in our tutorial section. You can look through the tutorial index to help find what you may be looking for easier. We are always here if you have any questions. :)
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    smooth1212 said:
    Thanks....this is exactly what I was looking for! But this leads me to a follow on question. Why was this little file not included in win 7 from the start? Are there anymore of these little helpful files?

    rich

    Hello Rich, I'm glad you got it sorted.
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