Moving files or folders

Hi, I'm new here and 3 days into Vista. I bought a new laptop, and like
new programs etc., so I thought I'd give vista a whirl. I don't have an
opinion about it yet. I have:
an Intel Pentium dual-core processor T2390 at 1.86GHz.

Does anyone know how to move files and folders to another location
without drag n drop, or copying and pasting? I can't seem to find any
folder tasks.

Thanks for answering this first in what I'm sure will be 1 million
questions...


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lycialover

HI lycialover,

click the link below to get to the tutorial . Use the download to add
copy to and move to functions to your right click menu - it will save
you hours of dragging & dropping

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/89...ve-folder.html

Hope it helps

SIW2


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SIW2

Hi leap frog,

That's the same as my previous post. Welcome to the forum.

SIW2


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SIW2

WHAT'S the same as WHAT previous post?????
QUOTE what you are REPLYING to, CLOWN!!!!!
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Mick Murphy - Qld (Sunshine State) - Australia

SIW2 wrote:
> Hi leap frog,
>
> That's the same as my previous post. Welcome to the forum.
>
> SIW2
>
>

Thanks for all the replies everybody, I might try that registry ke
thing

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lycialover

On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 01:56:58 +0300, "leap frog vista"
<> wrote:

>He is referring to a post of his that I will paste below in this thread. He
>is accessing the newsgroup via some FORUM it seems, so he might not even
>know this is a newsgroup
>
>His post:
>
>HI lycialover,
>
>click the link below to get to the tutorial . Use the download to add
>copy to and move to functions to your right click menu - it will save
>you hours of dragging & dropping
>
>http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/89...ve-folder.html
>
>Hope it helps
>
>SIW2


You don't even need to do that. Just go to Windows Explorer, click on
Organize, then Layout then make sure that Menu Bar is checked then
you'll have access to Copy and Move under Edit at the top of every
Windows Explorer windows from that time forward until you uncheck Menu
Bar.