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| Windows Vista File Management Issues or questions in relation to Vista's file management. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management) |
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I have three subfolders (let's call them A,B,and C, Using drag and drop I
selected to copy A and B in to C. that went OK. Without making any changes I then decided to use drag and drop again this time selecting to MOVE and B into C. At the end A and B were still there. |
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Still where?
"Bob" wrote in message ... I have three subfolders (let's call them A,B,and C, Using drag and drop I selected to copy A and B in to C. that went OK. Without making any changes I then decided to use drag and drop again this time selecting to MOVE and B into C. At the end A and B were still there. |
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Folders A and B are in both folder C (where I MOVED them) and the original
position. Here's what I did: Select folders A and B Right click on them and drag to folder C Select Copy Here on the menu. Open folder C Folders A and B appear as they should Close folder C Select folders A and B Right click on them and drag to folder C Select Move here on the menu Select in the dialogs to Merge the folders After the MOVE is finished, folder A and B are not removed from the original folder. "DP" wrote: Still where? "Bob" wrote in message ... I have three subfolders (let's call them A,B,and C, Using drag and drop I selected to copy A and B in to C. that went OK. Without making any changes I then decided to use drag and drop again this time selecting to MOVE and B into C. At the end A and B were still there. |
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