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<blockquote data-quote="krs" data-source="post: 1909226" data-attributes="member: 67742">I don't understand the problem.You just select the files and folders that you actually want to copy (really move), if there are folders where you want to copy/paste the content, just open the folder and select the items you want.And it's not actually copy/paste - you just grab the selected items, drag them to the folder where you want them and drop them in there.Another option is to drag &amp; drop the whole folder, then go to the new loation and open that folder by clicking on the little arrow just to the left of the folder name.That will show the folder content in list view and you can just drag all items to the original target folder (that this folder is part of) and then delete the folder that you had moved (which now is empty).If you make a mistake - say you dragged and dropped in the wrong folder, just use Edit &gt; Undo and try again</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krs, post: 1909226, member: 67742"] I don't understand the problem. You just select the files and folders that you actually want to copy (really move), if there are folders where you want to copy/paste the content, just open the folder and select the items you want. And it's not actually copy/paste - you just grab the selected items, drag them to the folder where you want them and drop them in there. Another option is to drag & drop the whole folder, then go to the new loation and open that folder by clicking on the little arrow just to the left of the folder name. That will show the folder content in list view and you can just drag all items to the original target folder (that this folder is part of) and then delete the folder that you had moved (which now is empty). If you make a mistake - say you dragged and dropped in the wrong folder, just use Edit > Undo and try again [/QUOTE]

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