1. It's availible if you right click on the windows explorer tool bar. 2. Choose customize. There you can add or remove buttons from the tool bar. 3. Choose to add "move to" or "copy to". The buttons are then added to the tool bar.
When you click thoses buttons then a browser window opens, choose the folder you want and voila!! It copies or moves the file.
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Comment #1
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the folders offered are limited, they don't include "any folder".
Comment #2
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This is NOT the same thing. It's a lie.
Comment #3
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Provided the answer I was looking for clearly, concisely and accurately.
Comment #4
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yea this works but not the same as right cliking a file any where in windows and sendto pops up giving browse option. what if your at desktop, you have to open windows explorer, open c, open folder where you want to work then you browse again for destination, pretty much same as opening two explorer windows
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