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    Posted: 24 May 2009 at 7:39pm
Since there isn't a stupid question forum I'll ask here.
 
 
I have a USB flash drive with pictures pulled from my old computer. I want to store them on my second storage drive. I see no option to send to or copy the pics to the drive.Big%20smileWink
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lol open both drives and then drag and drop between them

Edited by DST4ME - 25 May 2009 at 2:18am

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Originally posted by Doc

Since there isn't a stupid question forum I'll ask here.
 
 
I have a USB flash drive with pictures pulled from my old computer. I want to store them on my second storage drive. I see no option to send to or copy the pics to the drive.Big%20smileWink
 
Whenever I see/hear the phrase "there's no such thing as a stupid question"...I'm reminded of how someone re-phrased it: "There are no stupid questions...just some are easier to answer"  Disapprove


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Ok that worked. I was looking for something a bit more streamlined. Like right clicking the flash and sending all to HDD2. And then deleting all, instead of each one individually.
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You can open the flash drive to see all the files. Click on one of the files, then click "Select All" from the edit menu. All the files should highlite. Hold down the RIGHT mouse button on all the selected files and drag them to the destination folder. When you let go of the right button, a context menu will appear that includes "Move". Click Move and you're done.
 
BTW, I disagree that there are no stupid questions. This wasn't one of them, but, just as an example, how about:
"Doctor, what do you want me to do with this rectal thermometer?"


Edited by Bill the Cat - 25 May 2009 at 1:22pm
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There you go, i'll try that next time.
 
The file thing, not the thermometer.Ouch
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Originally posted by Bill the Cat

BTW, I disagree that there are no stupid questions. This wasn't one of them, but, just as an example, how about:
"Doctor, what do you want me to do with this rectal thermometer?"
Arn't those the things you use on Thanksgiving so you know when the turkey is done Embarrassed
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