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| ====== Drag&Drop Tab (Preferences Dialog) ====== | ====== Drag&Drop Tab (Preferences Dialog) ====== | ||
| - | The Drag&Drop tab allows you to configure behaviour of WinSCP when transfering files using drag&drop to other applications. It does not affect drag&drop within WinSCP (for example between local and remote panels of [[ui_commander|Norton Commander interface]]). | + | The Drag&Drop tab allows you to configure behaviour of WinSCP when transfering files using drag&drop to other applications. It does not affect drag&drop within WinSCP (for example between local and remote panels of [[ui_commander|Commander interface]]). |
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| - | The //Allow moving from remote directory to other applications// checkbox is by default disabled allowing you to only copy files using drag&drop. The reason behind this is that users expect the "copy" to be default drag&drop operation (the one performed what you do not hold any of ''Ctrl/Shift'' modifiers). Unfortunatelly it is always the target application (Windows Explorer usually), that selects the default drag&drop operation. The only thing that WinSCP can do to force "copy" be the default is disable "move" operations all together. This would force Explorer to use "copy", because there wouldn’t be another option. | + | The //Allow moving from remote directory to other applications// checkbox is by default disabled allowing you to only copy files using drag&drop. The reason behind this is that users expect the "copy" to be default drag&drop operation (the one performed what you do not hold any of ''Ctrl/Shift'' modifiers). Unfortunatelly it is always the target application (Windows Explorer usually), that selects the default drag&drop operation. The only thing that WinSCP can do to force "copy" be the default is disable "move" operations all together. This would force Windows Explorer to use "copy", because there wouldn’t be another option. |
| ===== Shell Extension mode ===== | ===== Shell Extension mode ===== | ||