What are the steps in copying multiple files or folders and pasting them to a new location?
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Go to the folder containing the files or folders you want to copy. If you want to copy everything in the folder press control a to select all. Or if you only want to copy some of them click on the files/folders you want to copy while holding down the control key.\n\nThen press control c.\n\nLastly go to the folder you want to place the files and press control v.
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Click OPEN FOLDER TO VIEW FILES, highlight the files you want to transfer,then click MOVE SELECTED FILES TO or COPY SELECTED FILES TO (on left column),select destination
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Right click on start button at bottom left corner of desktop. Then left click on "explore". Then scroll down left column to find folder your file is currently stored. Left click to highlight and file will show up in right side of screen. Then left click on file an hold button down while dragging file to left window to folder you wish to move it to. Once you are highlighted on desired folder, release button and file is moved.
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1.  Open letter.\n2.  Ctrl-A to select it all.\n3.  Ctrl-C to copy it all.\n4.  Open Word.\n5.  Ctrl-V to paste it.
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Ctrl + A, Right click Copy, Right click Paste.
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left click on the item you want to copy.  Highlight it by pressing the left click. drag it to copy a sentence or page.\nwhile it is highlighted, right click. when the selections come up, select copy.  Go to the page or blank page you want to past on.  Point the mouse where you want it to go.  Then press right click, select paste and there it is!
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When you insert the CD, a program will show up\n\nSelect the second option from the 3 options in the left.\n\nSelect the image to write over, or type in new file and select "Make copy"\n\nThis is what i am doing
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Using the mouse:\n\n1. Select the text to be copied by pressing the left mouse button and dragging over the text without leaving the mouse button.\n2. Right click on the selected text and click copy. Or click on the copy icon on the toolbar.\n3. Click on the window / place to paste the copied text, and then right click and click on paste. Or click on the toolbar button for paste.\n\nUsing the keyboard:\n\n1. Select the text by positioning the cursor to the beginning of the text to be copied and while pressing shift, keep pressing the right arrow till the complete text to be copied is selected.\n2. Press ctrl + c on your keyboard. Alternatively, press ctrl + insert.\n3. Move the cursor to the place where you want to paste the just copied text.\n4. Press ctrl + v on your keyboard. Alternatively, press shift + insert.\n\nTo press two keys at the same time, press the function key such as ctrl or shift first, and then the other key, such as c or v or insert.
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just sellect all files you want to save onto "My Documents" Go to Edit Copy or Ctrl+C AND then Paste (Ctrl+V) them on to your "My Documents" File.
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Right-click the file.  Click properties.  highlight and copy the location.  Paste where needed.
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Click START / Program Files (or All programs), Accersorries, then SYSTEM TOOLS / Character Map, highlight the one you need and choose COPY, then PASTE into yuor document.
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this is possible with downloadable programmes. I think you know this and want to be a ''clever cloggs'' yourself, this is why your asking about batch files and all that.\n\nif you're really interested in this then you must do it the long way:\nbuy any book about batch files and how to write them and by the middle of it you will know how to do what you ask.
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This would happen if you:\n1- rename the target file\n2- change its path\n3- move it to another folder\n4- rename on of its path folders\n5- delete the file\n\nCheck out these cases
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Highlight the part you want to copy and move (left click hold and drag to highlight) right click the highlighted text and scroll to copy and left click.\nThen open up new document right click scroll to paste and left click.\n\nThere yer go. Much easier to show you rather than tell you LOL
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There's a step by step guide here:\n\nhttp://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_move_my_outlook_express_folders_to_my_new_machine.html
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1. Open: File --> Import and export... --> Export to a file --> Next\n2. In the list, click Personal Folder File (.pst) --> Next.\n3. Click the folders you need to backup.  If needed, tick the Include subfolders box --> Next.\n4. Under Save exported file as, click Browse and specify a folder under your My Documents folder (Important: don't use the default folder, or the backup will be created in an obscure, hidden system folder you might find difficult to locate). Give the new file a name (like "Mail backup").\n5. Tell how to handle duplicates.  "Do not export duplicate items" should work.  ->> Finish.\n6. Transfer the new file into a CD.\n\nIf you need to restore a backup, you'd do the following:\n1. Open: File --> Import and export... --> Export to a file --> Next\n2. Click Import from another program or file --> Next\n3. Click Personal Folder File (.pst) --> Next\n4. Specify folder and filename of your backup file.\n5. Tell how to handle duplicates.  "Do not export duplicate items" should work.  ->> Finish.\n6. Follow the remaining instructions.
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If I understand what you are trying to do.  Open Windows Explorer (double click My Computer).  Locate the files you were working on.  Either copy one at a time by right clicking ... Copy, or Ctrl-C. Or you can select multiple files by clicking the first file and hitting Ctrl or Shift on the next files, then hit Ctrl-C to copy or right click...copy.  Then locate your USB drive letter....probably E: or something and click on the right pane.  Then right click ... Paste or hit ctrl-V.  Hope this helps.  Finally you locate the files on the flash drive and open them there to confirm they work.  Good luck.