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Re: moving files from a folder
Yes, use the This PC icon, which can be put on the desktop. Then just arrow down to whatever device (or drive) you want to open. Then you don't need to open and close drives. Just press enter on the
Yes, use the This PC icon, which can be put on the desktop. Then just arrow down to whatever device (or drive) you want to open. Then you don't need to open and close drives. Just press enter on the
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Bill White
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#94356
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Re: Jaws and Win 10 problem
Hi,
If it is what I think it is, then it's not a hoax,
Hi,
If it is what I think it is, then it's not a hoax,
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Joseph Lee
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#94355
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Re: moving files from a folder
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No, it's not. And no matter how many times you make this assertion it will remain false, and for precisely the reasons I have already detailed.
If you can't handle doing a simple cut and paste
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No, it's not. And no matter how many times you make this assertion it will remain false, and for precisely the reasons I have already detailed.
If you can't handle doing a simple cut and paste
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Brian Vogel
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#94354
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Re: moving files from a folder
Good way to lose files.
Glenn
Good way to lose files.
Glenn
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Glenn / Lenny
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#94353
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Re: Jaws and Win 10 problem
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I vote hoax, and small one, since it's not come up elsewhere.
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Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H1, Build 19043
Science has become just another voice in the room; it has lost its
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I vote hoax, and small one, since it's not come up elsewhere.
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Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H1, Build 19043
Science has become just another voice in the room; it has lost its
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Brian Vogel
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#94352
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Re: moving files from a folder
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And I can understand why.
When you are using cut and paste for text, or a sound chunk in Audacity, or in most instances the thing cut is instantly removed, and it's presented visually as "gone."
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And I can understand why.
When you are using cut and paste for text, or a sound chunk in Audacity, or in most instances the thing cut is instantly removed, and it's presented visually as "gone."
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Brian Vogel
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#94351
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Re: moving files from a folder
Where is a good place to learn some of the windows explorer and windows navigation tricks?
This powe ruser tricks which make the difference?
Justin
Where is a good place to learn some of the windows explorer and windows navigation tricks?
This powe ruser tricks which make the difference?
Justin
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Justin Williams
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#94350
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Re: moving files from a folder
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And you can do precisely the same thing in the address bar of File Explorer. It acts very much like the address bar in a web browser, but not for the web.
If you hit ALT + D in File Explorer you're
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And you can do precisely the same thing in the address bar of File Explorer. It acts very much like the address bar in a web browser, but not for the web.
If you hit ALT + D in File Explorer you're
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Brian Vogel
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#94349
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Re: moving files from a folder
Hi Brian,
That’s a great explanation and one that I don’t think a lot of visually impaired or blind people realise, that the file is not moved or changed at the point you hit Control X, so if
Hi Brian,
That’s a great explanation and one that I don’t think a lot of visually impaired or blind people realise, that the file is not moved or changed at the point you hit Control X, so if
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Steve Nutt
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#94348
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Re: moving files from a folder
I'd also suggest that those doing cut and paste for files where you're selecting a few files, in cycles, then pasting them, lather, rinse, repeat use two File Explorer windows tiled either side by
I'd also suggest that those doing cut and paste for files where you're selecting a few files, in cycles, then pasting them, lather, rinse, repeat use two File Explorer windows tiled either side by
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Brian Vogel
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#94347
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Re: moving files from a folder
Press Windows and R, then type the drive letter, followed by a colon. That is to say, if you want to get to Drive C:, type c: and press enter.
If you want to get directly into a folder, and you
Press Windows and R, then type the drive letter, followed by a colon. That is to say, if you want to get to Drive C:, type c: and press enter.
If you want to get directly into a folder, and you
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Steve Nutt
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#94346
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Re: moving files from a folder
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One that very few share.
A cut and paste acts just as a copy and paste with a delete afterward does. But it saves you the step of having to delete afterwards. If something goes wrong during the
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One that very few share.
A cut and paste acts just as a copy and paste with a delete afterward does. But it saves you the step of having to delete afterwards. If something goes wrong during the
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Brian Vogel
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#94345
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Re: moving files from a folder
Hi Bill, Is there another way to get to OS drive other than using windows explorer?
Hi Bill, Is there another way to get to OS drive other than using windows explorer?
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kevin meyers
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#94344
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Jaws and Win 10 problem
Hi,
A few weeks ago I came across a message reporting there was a problem with a Win 10 updater screwing numerous Jaws files but then never heard any more.
Was this a hoax or did the problem get
Hi,
A few weeks ago I came across a message reporting there was a problem with a Win 10 updater screwing numerous Jaws files but then never heard any more.
Was this a hoax or did the problem get
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tom x <ballistic719@...>
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#94343
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Re: moving files from a folder
Hi,
Why use the JAWS cursor to cut?
Just highlight the folder and press Control X. then go into the new folder where you want it pasted and press Control V. No clicking need apply.
All the
Hi,
Why use the JAWS cursor to cut?
Just highlight the folder and press Control X. then go into the new folder where you want it pasted and press Control V. No clicking need apply.
All the
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Steve Nutt
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#94342
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Re: Settings, voices, and speech and sound schemes for reading ePubs
I just watched a youtube video on sound schemes where the guy demonstrated a scheme that changed the voice a bit when reading quoted material. I don’t read for pleasure with JAWS, but could really
I just watched a youtube video on sound schemes where the guy demonstrated a scheme that changed the voice a bit when reading quoted material. I don’t read for pleasure with JAWS, but could really
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Van Lant, Robin
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#94341
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Re: does anyone have the address of the victor reader stream group?
Jim:
Here are the subscription instructions for the VRStream e-mail list:
To join this group, send an email to:
victor+subscribe@groups.io
That would be the best place to get your questions
Jim:
Here are the subscription instructions for the VRStream e-mail list:
To join this group, send an email to:
victor+subscribe@groups.io
That would be the best place to get your questions
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Tom Behler
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#94340
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Re: does anyone have the address of the victor reader stream group?
jim yes you can
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Joseph Machise
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#94339
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Re: does anyone have the address of the victor reader stream group?
There are a number of them, though I suspect you mean the Victor group. It shows up first on these Groups.io search results:
https://groups.io/search?q=Victor&p=SubsCount%2C%2C%2C20%2C2%2C0%2C0
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There are a number of them, though I suspect you mean the Victor group. It shows up first on these Groups.io search results:
https://groups.io/search?q=Victor&p=SubsCount%2C%2C%2C20%2C2%2C0%2C0
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Brian Vogel
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#94338
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Re: does anyone have the address of the victor reader stream group?
victor+subscribe@groups.io
victor+subscribe@groups.io
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Mario
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#94337
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