Press command shift c, go to your hard drive, right arrow and you
should here applications folder, press command V to paste. Of course
this is after you have copied the item.
On Nov 25, 2007, at 9:35 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Think it's column view.
reason i say think is that it's a bit like an excell table i.e.
columns and rows. hope this explains things.
keith
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Subject: Re: moving folders
when you say "list of apps", do you mean that the list was in
column mode,
list mode or icon mode?
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 9:20 AM
Subject: moving folders
OK the steps I took were
pressed VO keys and held them while pressing down arrow,
reached my memory stick and with the VO keys still pressed I
pressed the
space key to open my memory stick.
then I had to interact with a scroll bar that gave me the list of
folders,
apps etc on the memory stick
Next I had to VO and down arrow again to find the app that I needed
to copy
to the clipboard
next I pressed the apple key or the applications key which ever you
prefer
and the C key to copy the app.
after that I arrowed back through the folder structure until I
came to
the applications folder,which I believe is where I can store apps.
so upon opening this folder by pressing VO and space I down
arrowed once
and came upon a list of apps already there.
I then deselected the selected file in that list, if you see what
I mean,
then I pressed apps key plus V to paste my app in to the apps
folder.
wow that's some steps when you put fingers to keyboard.
OH unfortunately the paste action after all that didn't work.
thanks
Keith
