The folder my docs in the right pane is still selected but the highlight is gray for 'inactive'. The drive now has the blue highlight to show it is the active selection. Click again.Įxpands or collapses to show or hide the folders on the drive. The name is highlighted and the Class drive has a gray highlight instead of blue in the folder tree.Įxpand folder tree: Click the arrow beside the removable drive in the left pane. In the right pane, click on the folder name my docs to select it.Change the view of your Class drive to Details view.Highlighted and the Contents pane shows what is on the drive. In the Navigation pane, click on the name of your removable drive to select it.This is very helpful when you are moving or copying a large number ofĪ progress dialog shows the progress of the move so you won't lose hope when you are moving or copying a large items or a large number of items. The dragged icon shows the number of objects you areĭragging. The selection box captures only a sliver of these icons before the whole icon gets highlighted.ĭrag on any of the selected folders and drop on the class icon in the Navigation Pane. In the illustration look at the icons for _1014 History, course info, paint docs, and reports. Your marquee box does not have to completely enclose the icons or even cover most of the icon. Keep dragging until the box covers enough of the icons for all of the remaining folders to become highlighted, which shows that they are selected. If you reverse your direction, you deselect. Verify that you can see both windows at once - Class disk and my docs.īelow and right of the farthest item in the window showing the contents of the my docs folder on your removable drive and drag.
Particularly useful when the icons for your files and folders are next to each There are several ways to select multiple folders. To select and move multiple folders by draggingįrom the previous lesson - one showing what is on your removableĬlass disk and one showing the contents of the folder my docs on the Class disk.
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