OK, before I tell you what I just discovered, I feel compelled to note that I have been using a Macintosh since 1985!
I was watching a video tutorial this morning and the guy copied a file on the desktop by pressing Command-C and then switched to another folder and pasted it in there by pressing Command-V. Did you all know you could do that? I sure didn't. Not sure if it's useful, but it definitely took me by surprise, even though it's completely logical and obvious.
Thought you should know too!
Monday, February 1, 2010
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Control X followed by Conrol V is cut and paste.
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Same works on windows machines as well. CTRL+C will copy the file, CTRL+V will paste it. And if you want to move without copying use CTRL+X to cut it from the old folder and then CTRL+V to paste it in the new folder.
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