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disk), the files will be moved, on the assumption that you re reorgan- izing the files. .If you drag files to a window for a different drive (for example, floppydisk, Zip disk, or CD), the files will be copied, on the assumption thatyou re making backup copies. If you start dragging icons, but change your mind, just pressand release the Esc key (before you release the mouse but- ton) to cancel the operation. Figure 19-18:The menu that appears after right- dragging itemsIf you do drag using the left mouse button, the mouse pointer will show a little+ sign in the destination folder if Windows intends to copy the file. If Windowsintends to move the file, there won t be a + sign. But you can still choosewhether to move or copy the file, though, so long as you do so before yourelease the mouse button. Here s how: .To copy the files, hold down the Ctrl key, release the mouse button, and release the Ctrl key. .To move the files, hold down the Alt key, release the mouse button, and release the Alt key. Then again, you can move and copy files and folders without any dragging atall. You can use cut and paste, or copy and paste instead, discussed next, ifthose techniques are easier for you. The terms create, rename, select, delete, restore, move, and copyare all official buzzwords that you can locate in Windows Help and SupportCenter when you need a quick reminder or reinforcements on techniquesdescribed in this chapter. Gotcha442Part
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