Moving a directory / file from 1 location to another folder

Easy with XP, click on the folder, go to Edit->Move to Folder with a
handy button on lower left screen that allows a user to "Make NEW
folder"

In all my years of using computers (27 years) I have NOT come across
such a dysfunctional app as VISTA.

You gotta be real good to make something this BAD.

Any help is apprecitaed. Have a Great Week!

What's wrong with drag & drop?
Or Cut & Paste?

I added the "Copy to" and "Move to" to my right-click menu,
but some people say that can cause problems.
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...ht-click-menu/





"MrMusic" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Easy with XP, click on the folder, go to Edit->Move to Folder with a
> handy button on lower left screen that allows a user to "Make NEW
> folder"
>
> In all my years of using computers (27 years) I have NOT come across
> such a dysfunctional app as VISTA.
>
> You gotta be real good to make something this BAD.
>
> Any help is apprecitaed. Have a Great Week!

I have overcome this slight annoyance by using Powerdesk 6.............
http://www.v-com.com/download/download_free.html
peter
"MrMusic" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Easy with XP, click on the folder, go to Edit->Move to Folder with a
> handy button on lower left screen that allows a user to "Make NEW
> folder"
>
> In all my years of using computers (27 years) I have NOT come across
> such a dysfunctional app as VISTA.
>
> You gotta be real good to make something this BAD.
>
> Any help is apprecitaed. Have a Great Week!

Thanks. I added the right clicks to my mouse. I use this function
all the time so being a HOME system I am more into EASE of use.

On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 12:52:37 -0400, "Dave" <> wrote:

>What's wrong with drag & drop?
>Or Cut & Paste?
>
>I added the "Copy to" and "Move to" to my right-click menu,
>but some people say that can cause problems.
>http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...ht-click-menu/

MrMusic

You can enable the old style menu bar temporarily in Windows Explorer by
simply pressing the ALT key. You can enable them permanently by selecting
Organize/Layout and selecting the Menu Bar option.

--

Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User


"MrMusic" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Easy with XP, click on the folder, go to Edit->Move to Folder with a
> handy button on lower left screen that allows a user to "Make NEW
> folder"
>
> In all my years of using computers (27 years) I have NOT come across
> such a dysfunctional app as VISTA.
>
> You gotta be real good to make something this BAD.
>
> Any help is apprecitaed. Have a Great Week!