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Subject: Re: Finder Feature
Message-ID: <1789@Shasta.STANFORD.EDU>
Date: Fri, 19-Jun-87 18:56:26 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jun 19 18:56:26 1987
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In article <8UpxiPy00V4MNYU0j4@andrew.cmu.edu>, rs4u+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Richard Siegel) writes:
> 
> Something that I've run across in the past is the need for a "Move"-type
> method of copying files in the Finder. That is, copy the file
> from source disk to destination disk, then delete the original file.
> 		--Rich
   I think a minor defect in the finder interface is that when you select
a group of files for dragging to a new disk (copying), after the copy
operation is complete the original files/folders are no longer selected.
They should remain selected. If they were it would be a simple matter
of dragging them to the trash after the copy action was completed. I've
been irritated by this for a while. Anytime I organize things I do the
above action but I always have to remember what files I just copied
so I can toss them out. The comptuer should remember for me!
David Gelphman  daveg%slacvm.bitnet@forsythe.stanford.edu