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<blockquote data-quote="dfwenigma" data-source="post: 1326799" data-attributes="member: 223698">Sticky Drag and DropToday I booted my MacBook Pro - OS 10.7.2, 2.2 Ghz Intel Core i7, 4 GB, 1333 MHz DDR 3 machine and I've tried dragging and dropping images into a Mail.app message. The image drags and then &quot;sticks&quot; - it won't drop - no matter what I do. I'm using a Microsoft mouse. The mouse button isn't sticky or anything practical like that. The trackpad is relatively clean. This just started happening. I installed the latest Mac OS X updates and this has never happened before today. Again - drap - and the file &quot;sticks&quot; and will not release even if I press the Esc key. If I try putting the file back into the Finder window that doesn't solve the problem. I've also tried restarting the Finder - that solved it finally - I was able to release the file. So I guess the Finder session had some memory leak errors. Anyone else have this problem?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dfwenigma, post: 1326799, member: 223698"] [b]Sticky Drag and Drop[/b] Today I booted my MacBook Pro - OS 10.7.2, 2.2 Ghz Intel Core i7, 4 GB, 1333 MHz DDR 3 machine and I've tried dragging and dropping images into a Mail.app message. The image drags and then "sticks" - it won't drop - no matter what I do. I'm using a Microsoft mouse. The mouse button isn't sticky or anything practical like that. The trackpad is relatively clean. This just started happening. I installed the latest Mac OS X updates and this has never happened before today. Again - drap - and the file "sticks" and will not release even if I press the Esc key. If I try putting the file back into the Finder window that doesn't solve the problem. I've also tried restarting the Finder - that solved it finally - I was able to release the file. So I guess the Finder session had some memory leak errors. Anyone else have this problem? [/QUOTE]

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