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Selecting files in kde4.

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paulsouthend
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Selecting files in kde4.

Mon Apr 05, 2010 5:55 pm
Hello,
I noticed when using
kde4 I couldn't drag files or folders to an empty space in the
window. I do this a fair bit to select the remaining files to copy or
move. This is the same in Dolphin and konq.


Today using kde3.5 I
had to move 60ish files and folders around. Two files were to be
copied to one drive, and the rest copied to another drive. I moved the
two files to the bottom of the window right clicked and copied no
prob. The rest of the files I banded and copied to the other drive
no prob.



My question is on kde4
I couldn't move the two files out of the way to select the rest. So I
would have to select them one at a time then copy. It might not be a
problem when moving files but sure is when coping files. Is there
anyway to resolve this? thanks
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Re: Selecting files in kde4.  Topic is solved

Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:09 pm
You can band-select everything, then use the +/- to deselect the ones you don't want (in KDE 3.5 and other systems you can do similar by ctrl-clicking to deselect individual items).


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paulsouthend
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Re: Selecting files in kde4.

Mon Apr 05, 2010 6:58 pm
airdrik wrote:You can band-select everything, then use the +/- to deselect the ones you don't want (in KDE 3.5 and other systems you can do similar by ctrl-clicking to deselect individual items).



Ah that makes sense, I need to get up to speed with kde4.
Thanks for reply.
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Re: Selecting files in kde4.

Tue Apr 06, 2010 1:32 pm
And if you are more used to shift-click and ctrl-click, that still works :-). Use whichever best suits you.


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