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August 30th 08, 04:30 PM
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Problem moving folders
Has anyone, maybe a MVP, heard if or when Microsoft is going to fix the
problem with moving folders in the Windows Explorer? For example I have folders A, B, and C. Each had multiple subfolders. Assuming that a copy of A also exists in C and some files in A have been updated. If I attempt to move A to C I get some dialogs asking if I want to replace/skip/etc. I select to replace the files and folders and it appears to do so. However folder a Is still there with some of the subfolders move and others left. Moving A to C a second time correctly moves the folders. 
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August 30th 08, 04:43 PM
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Problem moving folders
On Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:30:00 -0700, Bob
wrote: Has anyone, maybe a MVP, heard if or when Microsoft is going to fix the problem with moving folders in the Windows Explorer? I think they're going to do it on Monday. For example I have folders A, B, and C. Each had multiple subfolders. Assuming that a copy of A also exists in C and some files in A have been updated. If I attempt to move A to C I get some dialogs asking if I want to replace/skip/etc. I select to replace the files and folders and it appears to do so. However folder a Is still there with some of the subfolders move and others left. Moving A to C a second time correctly moves the folders.
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September 7th 08, 10:20 PM
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Problem moving folders
Your guess wasn't very good. It's still not fixed!
"Paul Montgomery" wrote: On Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:30:00 -0700, Bob wrote: Has anyone, maybe a MVP, heard if or when Microsoft is going to fix the problem with moving folders in the Windows Explorer? I think they're going to do it on Monday. For example I have folders A, B, and C. Each had multiple subfolders. Assuming that a copy of A also exists in C and some files in A have been updated. If I attempt to move A to C I get some dialogs asking if I want to replace/skip/etc. I select to replace the files and folders and it appears to do so. However folder a Is still there with some of the subfolders move and others left. Moving A to C a second time correctly moves the folders.
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September 8th 08, 12:00 AM
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Problem moving folders
On Sun, 7 Sep 2008 15:20:01 -0700, Bob
wrote: Your guess wasn't very good. It's still not fixed! You don't appreciate good sarcasm. My REAL reply would have been: HTF would anyone know THAT, you moron!?? "Paul Montgomery" wrote: On Sat, 30 Aug 2008 09:30:00 -0700, Bob wrote: Has anyone, maybe a MVP, heard if or when Microsoft is going to fix the problem with moving folders in the Windows Explorer? I think they're going to do it on Monday. For example I have folders A, B, and C. Each had multiple subfolders. Assuming that a copy of A also exists in C and some files in A have been updated. If I attempt to move A to C I get some dialogs asking if I want to replace/skip/etc. I select to replace the files and folders and it appears to do so. However folder a Is still there with some of the subfolders move and others left. Moving A to C a second time correctly moves the folders.
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