RE: How do you drag a file or folder from one location to another?

Respectfully . Maybe you were moving files or folders from one drive letter to another. So if that were the case, then the time to move will be the same as in copying. But when you only move files and folders to a different location but within the same drive, then it will only take a few seconds.

RE: Never Mind, Was Re: How do you drag a file or folder from one location to another?

Sorry but it could never be the case. One cannot put files into "oblivion" by using cut. The OS only actually cuts after doing a paste. More over, it only cut and paste the very last thing you issued the cut command. You can press the cut command while browsing files and folders endlessly and you'

Drag&drop&keyboard support

is is very funny how this thread has gotten so very philisophical.laughs On Jul 1, 2010, at 2:13 PM, Tinker Tweak wrote: > Respectfully . Maybe you were moving files or folders from one drive > letter to another. So if that were the case, then the time to move will be > the same as i

files and folders

Hi All! I'm a new Apple switcher and I like it very much. Its just been a week since I got a new Macbook pro and I've been learning fairly quickly if I may say so myself. I love challenges and this thing about learning the operating system plus its screen reader surely qualifies for one big challe

RE: files and folders

10 at 11:44 PM, Tinker Tweak wrote: Hi All! I'm a new Apple switcher and I like it very much. Its just been a week since I got a new Macbook pro and I've been learning fairly quickly if I may say so myself. I love challenges and this thing about learning the operating system plus it

RE: files and folders

but that's just the way it is. take care. On May 9, 2010, at 12:26 AM, Tinker Tweak wrote: First I tried command-x only to realize that it is dimmed out on the edit menu. Command-c and command-v works though but without the command-x, I have to go back to the folder where I coppie

RE: files and folders

ere was a better implementation for drag and drop and I would encourage you to drop a note to accessibil...@apple.com and express your desire for a more efficient drag and drop feature. However, I would not consider the loss of cut and paste to be a basic computing function at all. On May 9, 2

RE: files and folders

t; If you want something faster than a contextual menu, you can bind the automator service to a keypress. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Anne >> >> On May 9, 2010, at 10:09 AM, Tinker Tweak wrote: >> >>> I'm really thunderstruck and I don't know

RE: files and folders

rs in your contextual menu VO shift M, or control mouse click. If you want something faster than a contextual menu, you can bind the automator service to a keypress. Cheers, Anne On May 9, 2010, at 10:09 AM, Tinker Tweak wrote: > I'm really thunderstruck and I don't know what to say. Ho

RE: files and folders

ocuments/Letters/March"). HTH. For more information about using the command line in terminal, check out the Take Control book, "Take Control of the Mac Command Line with Terminal" ($10.00 list price) by Joe Kissell which is available as a downloadable PDF file from the Take Co

Path Finder from Cocotech

Hi All! Has anyone tried Path Finder from Cocotech? It is meant as a finder replacement. Is it accessible or not? I downloaded a trial version and am currently playing with it. The menus are really nice and it is feature rich if I can make it work for me. I'm trying to go around and around with th

accessible bible program

Does anyone know of an accessible bible program for the mac? thanks Vic -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To post to this group, send email to macvisionar...@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to macvi