drag and drop inside application

i use 3ds max and photoshop and want to know if there is a way to drag files
inside the open application.Technical support could not help me.Just to clear
these two applications are open and i can't drag associated files in to the
application.Instead i have to use the "file" to open these files.This is a
big problem becuase i now use vista business and windows xp pro had no problem

amarnath;631658 Wrote:
> i use 3ds max and photoshop and want to know if there is a way to drag
> files
> inside the open application.Technical support could not help me.Just to
> clear
> these two applications are open and i can't drag associated files in to
> the
> application.Instead i have to use the "file" to open these files.This
> is a
> big problem becuase i now use vista business and windows xp pro had no
> problem

Unless the application was designed to support drag-and-drop to open
files, there is no way to magically "enable" the feature. Although I
find it hard to believe that such mainstream apps as 3DS Max and
Photoshop do not support drag-and-drop...


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ok when i used these products under windows xp they work perfectky fine but
vista i guess has some issues when it come to it

Hi,

Probably because in XP they ran from the Programs Files directory and your
user account had full control over them. In Vista, applications run from a
virtual directory in the user account, and the user does not have write
privileges in the main Program Files directory. To accomplish what you are
asking, the program vendor would have to rewrite the software.

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"amarnath" <> wrote in message
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> ok when i used these products under windows xp they work perfectky fine
> but
> vista i guess has some issues when it come to it

"Rick Rogers" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hi,
>
> Probably because in XP they ran from the Programs Files directory and your
> user account had full control over them. In Vista, applications run from a
> virtual directory in the user account, and the user does not have write
> privileges in the main Program Files directory. To accomplish what you are
> asking, the program vendor would have to rewrite the software.


What are you talking about??

ss.

ok then thanks for ur answers,but i am an artist,I don't make enough money to
keep on upgrading my software each year ,profits none and expenditure 100%.If
what u are saying is true then vista is the worst software microsoft ever
made on top of that thanks to vista UAC i get so frustrated.this os is good
for it who need security but for an artist who uses only graphic software to
do things i would stick to windows xp.I am sorry who ever replies to this
WINDOWS VISTA IS NOT WOW!!!and top of that today i started my pc and when it
had booted up with all the software and it showed me the blue screen,even on
idle,sucks man really

If XP was working for you, why did you switch. Depending on your computer
you may be better off with more memory and maybe XP X64 edition.

"amarnath" <> wrote in message
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> ok then thanks for ur answers,but i am an artist,I don't make enough money
> to
> keep on upgrading my software each year ,profits none and expenditure
> 100%.If
> what u are saying is true then vista is the worst software microsoft ever
> made on top of that thanks to vista UAC i get so frustrated.this os is
> good
> for it who need security but for an artist who uses only graphic software
> to
> do things i would stick to windows xp.I am sorry who ever replies to this
> WINDOWS VISTA IS NOT WOW!!!and top of that today i started my pc and when
> it
> had booted up with all the software and it showed me the blue screen,even
> on
> idle,sucks man really

"amarnath" <> wrote in message
news:834BE619-FD40-4F01-8B7E-...
>i use 3ds max and photoshop and want to know if there is a way to drag
>files
> inside the open application.Technical support could not help me.Just to
> clear
> these two applications are open and i can't drag associated files in to
> the
> application.Instead i have to use the "file" to open these files.This is a
> big problem becuase i now use vista business and windows xp pro had no
> problem


I use both of those programs. I am not using Vista right now, but from my
memory, you can drag and drop files onto the workspace just as you could in
XP. I'll be able to get back and verify this in a couple of days.

ss.