Hi Dan, There's an automator move workflow that you can download from Greg's site: http://w3.wmcnet.org/vo/workflows/ If you open this in automator and save it as a plug-in from the file menu on the menu bar, e.g, with a name like "move", you'll be able to use this from finder's contextual menu. Simply select the items you want to move in finder, VO-keys-shift-m to bring up the contextual menu, arrow down to Automator and right arrow to the submenu. You'll find the plug-in name you saved, e.g., "move". When you select it a menu will come up prompting you for the folder or directory you want to move it to.
HTH Cheers, Esther On Mar 07, 2008, at 09:54AM, Dan Eickmeier wrote: >Hi all, if I wanted to move some files to another folder, what i've >been doing is copying them, and going to the folder that I want to >put them in and pasting them in. Especially if it's a lot of files, >having to go back and delete the originals, is a pain. I tried >cutting files, but I've found that. I'm unable to do that. If I >want to move files, is my only choice to go into terminal and do it >that way? > >
