Visual Clues when Copying or Moving Files in Vista Visual namige, ko kopiranje ali prestavljanje datotek v Vista
I can never remember which key to hold down to copy or move a file when I drag a file from one location to another. Jaz nikoli ne spomnim, ki ključ do držite kopirati ali premakniti datoteke, ko sem povleci datoteko z ene lokacije na drugo. Vista comes to the rescue with visual clues when you drag a file. Vista gre za reševanje z vizualnimi indicih ko povlečete datoteko.
For example, when you drag a file to the desktop normally, you'll see this (note that the mouse pointer was hidden by the screenshot utility) Na primer, ko povlečete datoteko na namizje normalno, boste videli to (upoštevajte, da se je kazalec miške zakrivajo screenshot utility)
Here's the recap of the drag and drop commands: Tukaj je ponovno na povleci in spusti ukaze:
Drag file = Move File Drag file = Premakni datoteko
Ctrl + drag file = Copy File Ctrl + povleci file = Kopiranje datoteke
Alt + drag file = Create Shortcut to File Alt + povleci file = Ustvari bližnjico do datoteke
Note that dragging a file only moves the file if the destination is on the same drive. Upoštevajte, da povlečete datoteko samo premakne datoteko destinacijo, če je na istem pogonu. If you drag a file to a second drive it will be copied instead. Če povlečete datoteko na drugo vožnjo se bo namesto tega kopirali.
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Shift + drag file = Move File Shift + drag file = Premakni datoteko
This is important if moving files between different hard drives or network locations, as Copy is the default action in those instances. To je pomembno, če premikanju datotek med različnimi trde diske ali omrežne lokacije, kakor izvod je privzeto delovanje v teh primerih.
Also, the old combo for Create Shortcut still works too: Prav tako staro za combo Ustvari bližnjico še vedno preveč dela:
Ctrl + Shift + drag file = Create shortcut to file Ctrl + Shift + povleci file = Ustvari bližnjico do datoteke
I always right-click drag files. Vedno sem desno-files kliknite drag. Then I can chose what I want to do. Potem sem se odločila, kaj hočem narediti. Try it. Preizkusite ga.
I like the right-click one, very easy. Všeč mi je desno tipko miške kliknite enega, zelo enostavno.
Actually before Vista there a one visual clue. Pravzaprav pred Vista je en vizualni namig. If during the drag and drop it was going to be a copy a + would appear and for a shortcut a shortcut icon would appear. Če se med povleci in spusti je blo tekoč v obstati kopija bi + zdi in za bližnjico bližnjice ikona zdi.
The real improvement here is that in Vista the clue says where the file will go. Resnično izboljšanje tukaj je, da v razgled sanja pravi, kjer se bo datoteka iti. Helpful when dropping to a subfolder in a folder to make sure it goes in the subfolder and not the folder. Koristne ko pada v podmapo v mapi, da se prepriča, da gre v podmapi in ne mapo.
Also your “Drag file = Move File” is incorrect, when just dragging the end action is determined my certain things. Tudi tvoj "povleci file = Premakni File" je napačno, ko se šele vleče koncu ukrepa se določi moje nekatere stvari.
* Drag file from drive to same drive is move * Povlecite datoteko iz vožnje istega voziti se je premakniti
* Drag file from drive to different drive is copy * Povlecite datoteko iz pogona za različne voziti se izvod
* In certain cases Drag executable file is create shortcut * V nekaterih primerih povleci izvedljivo datoteko, da ustvarite bližnjico
Is there a way to change the default so if you drag a file into a shortcut folder, it moves it instead of copying it? Ali obstaja način, da spremenite privzeto tako da, če povlečete datoteke v mapo bližnjico, se premakne, namesto kopiranje to? Rather than having to use shift or right-click drag? Namesto z uporabo načina ali desno-kliknite drag?
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