[Ham-Computers] Reformatting a Flash Drive

[Ron Youvan]

> Clicking and dragging moves an item(s), they will not remain in their
> original location.

   Unless you are dragging to another device, various versions of windows
may not consistent on this point.
   Holding either "Ctl" key changes it from "move" to a "copy."


>  Right clicking, dragging, then releasing at the ultimate location
> will bring up a small menu with the option to move or copy.  Just checked
> the "cut" option in Windows Explorer, found it in everything after 3.11.  In
> 3.11  and back you could copy OR move.

   ?  I don't think anyone has mentioned pressing "Ctl + C" copies the range to
the "past board buffer" "Ctl + X" is the "cut" command and "Ctl + V" is the paste
command, as shown on every menu system.  (Holding either shift key while
cursoring is ranging.)    The X system used by LINUX works the same way for
compatibility.
   I use the keyboard as much as I use the mouse, possibly more.
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