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Left-click functionality across partitions?



 
 
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Old June 26th 09, 02:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Paul[_32_]
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Default Left-click functionality across partitions?

I have had my data on a separate partition for the last year or so, and I do
like it that way, but ever since then, I've gotten used to using right-click
to drag-n-drop from the desktop (C) to my Documents (D), as the right-click
gives you the option of actually moving, instead of copying the file. Is
there any way I can get the left-click action to actually move, as opposed
to copy (I realize that within a partition, left-click moves, but across
partitions, it only copies). I looked in TweakVI but didn't see anything,
nor did I see anything in the Mouse section of teh Control Panel.

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Old June 26th 09, 02:35 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Malke[_2_]
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Default Left-click functionality across partitions?

Paul wrote:

I have had my data on a separate partition for the last year or so, and I
do like it that way, but ever since then, I've gotten used to using
right-click to drag-n-drop from the desktop (C) to my Documents (D), as
the right-click gives you the option of actually moving, instead of
copying the file. Is there any way I can get the left-click action to
actually move, as opposed to copy (I realize that within a partition,
left-click moves, but across partitions, it only copies). I looked in
TweakVI but didn't see anything, nor did I see anything in the Mouse
section of teh Control Panel.


No, that's the way the operating system was designed. Sorry.

Malke
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Old June 28th 09, 03:57 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
GTS
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Default Left-click functionality across partitions?

To over ride the normal copy behavior between drives and force a move, hold
down the Shift Key while dragging.
See http://www.petri.co.il/advanced_drag_and_drop_vista.htm for more
details.
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"Paul" wrote in message
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I have had my data on a separate partition for the last year or so, and I
do like it that way, but ever since then, I've gotten used to using
right-click to drag-n-drop from the desktop (C) to my Documents (D), as the
right-click gives you the option of actually moving, instead of copying the
file. Is there any way I can get the left-click action to actually move, as
opposed to copy (I realize that within a partition, left-click moves, but
across partitions, it only copies). I looked in TweakVI but didn't see
anything, nor did I see anything in the Mouse section of teh Control Panel.

--
Paul
Vista Home Basic
Office 2007


 




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