[X4U] Move this ?
Brett Conlon
brett_conlon at sonymusic.com.au
Mon Jan 3 22:03:55 PST 2005
Ahah! So I'm not the only one.
The funny thing is that I also suspected I may have been too hasty and
tried waiting until the final destination folder had completely opened and
was sitting idle for a few seconds before I dropped the file - still no
copy.
I fink its broke!
Coj
Bernard Munter <bernard at susanmunter.com>
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04/01/05 04:58 PM
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Subject: Re: [X4U] Move this ?
On 4/1/2005 1428, "Brett Conlon" <brett_conlon at sonymusic.com.au> wrote:
> Just a note on Spring loaded folders.... I have found on many different
> machines that the final copy often doesn't work.
>
> For example, I drag a file to a folder and press the space bar to open
it,
> I then choose another folder and drill down several levels. When I get
to
> the destination folder and let go of the mouse the copy doesn't happen.
> Luckily the destination folder is still open but I'm forced to drag the
> file to the folder again and the copy completes without a hitch.
>
> Anyone else found this?
>
Yes, although I don't use the space bar. Sometimes it seems like a timing
(hand/eye coordination, letting go the button) kind of thing. If I hear
the
heads rattle I usually know it's worked. In my case the destination
folder's
closed before I realise it hasn't worked.
I suspect that if I hesitate over the destination folder before letting
go,
it doesn't work.
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