My favorite way to file is on my office desktop. I have an array of folders of file types, but I like the idea of getting out of my own way and just using the folder for its contents.
This is a great technique for the beginner who needs to get their file off to the right place quickly.
The one thing my office doesn’t have is a standard file tray. The desk I have is really thin and there’s never room for one. So instead I just flip my computer upside down so that I have to deal with my keyboard and mouse, which I really don’t like. So I decided to create my own, and the way I did was to make a folder that sits on my desk with a little file tray that I can drag into my file folder window.
This is a great technique because it makes the computer a bit easier to reach all types of files and folders. It’s actually called “flipping the mouse” because I use the mouse to click the files and folders. I also like the fact that I don’t have to leave my computer to find files in a busy office.
It was a lot of fun to learn how to use the keyboard and mouse to create a new folder. So if you have a folder already, just grab a file using the mouse, and drag it into your folder window.
What do you think of this technique? The more you use it, the better you become. For example, I don’t know about you, but I have a few folders with files and folders that I created by accident. I use the mouse to click the files and folders that I want to add to my folder window. I then simply click the mouse button and drag the folder window to the folder I want, and it’s done.
You have a couple of options. First, you can drag your folder within the folder window to the left and right. If you wanted to drag all of your folders in the left window then you would be able to do this by dragging and dropping them, but the left window with the file would have to be a full screen window to do this, and not just drag. Or you could drag those folders in either of the left and right.
You can drag and drop your folder within the folder window to the left and right. If you wanted to drag all of your folders in the left window then you would be able to do this by dragging and dropping them, but the left window with the file would have to be a full screen window to do this, and not just drag. Or you could drag those folders in either of the left and right.
I think it was one of the first things I was able to do with WordPad and is still one of the most useful things I have ever used. The key is to think about your files as folders within folders, and not boxes. So when I drag a folder in the left window, I’m actually dragging the whole folder that’s inside of it. The file is contained within the folder and not just in the box.
To be able to drag a folder that is contained into a new window, you have to know how to make a new folder window. I like dragging the folder into the new folder window but Im not a big fan of the new files that are displayed within the new folder window.
