There is always the "mv" command in theterminal. I don't believe you can move
directories, but there might be a "-R" or "-r" option that would do that.
Bring up terminal, and type
man mv
and the command will be described for you.
Best,
Jon
On Apr 16, 2010, at 4:17 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen wro
Hi,
Actually, you can do a one-step process by using Terminal. The issue is that
all the commands are readily available. Since Mac is based off of Unix, it
provides the exact same options, which means that those familiar with Linux
distributions will most likely be at home.
That is not actuall
Thanks I"ll try it out. it is probably equivelent to tera copy which i use
heavily on windows side of things.
Take care.
On Apr 16, 2010, at 1:17 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have the same problem. I see the point, that you could lose data,
> but on the other hand, you could also l
Hi.
I have the same problem. I see the point, that you could lose data,
but on the other hand, you could also lose data, if you think you have
copied something, but you have not and when you can delete something
that you have not moved. I have tried different things, but I can not
find a usefull s
Hi,
On the Mac, you will always do a four step operation when moving files between
drives; first copy/paste, then move to trash/empty trash. This is to make sure
you don't loose data if you should do a wrong keystroke or experience a power
failure. Think about what will happen if you did a comm
That kind of stinks, but that's the way it goes, but how come there's a place
in the menu for cut, but it's always dimmed?
On 16/04/2010, at 3:32 in the Afternoon, Hypnotic Consulting wrote:
> Hey C, You can't cut, just copy and delete the leftover.
> Jorge
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yeah that sucks but I guess you could consider it a fail save. I don't kike it
either but that's what it is and we cannot change it.
On Apr 16, 2010, at 12:32 PM, Hypnotic Consulting wrote:
> Hey C, You can't cut, just copy and delete the leftover.
> Jorge
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Hey C,
You can't cut, just copy and delete the leftover.
Jorge
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Hi,
I was wondering how I cut stuff on the Mack without leaving a copy. I heard
Command X, but that's not working. I want to free up some space on a flash
drive and move everything to my external hard drive. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Courtney
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