Almost all of us have adapted to the drag and drop style of opening applications, playing songs and videos on players, creating bookmarks, moving files/folders and lot more. And we generally do this with the left mouse button held.
Recently, I happened to hold the right button on my mouse while trying to move a file into a folder by the drag and drop method. It was then I discovered that such a movement offers options to choose from. Let us see what they are. (We are talking about Windows computers here).
When we drag a file with the left button held we see something like Move To appearing on the activity. The result is that the dragged file/folder is moved to the dropped folder.
Drag&Drop
Doing so with the right button shows similar text (Move To). But, as soon as we leave the mouse button to drop our file/folder we are presented with a list of three options to choose from.
Right-Click-Held-Options
  • Copy here keeps the original in the current location and creates a copy in the dropped folder. It matches the copy and paste action.
  • Move here moves the original from current location to the dropped folder. It matchescut and paste action.
  • Create Shortcut here keeps the original in the current location creates a shortcut pointing to that location in the dropped folder.
15 Aug 2015

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