Hi Robert,
Friday, May 12, 2006, 8:14:00 AM, you wrote:
RD> I am seeing a "move out" selection also on my menus as I right-click
RD> any particular accounts name.
I see that too of course.
RD> So, isn't it possible to move it out then place below the desired
RD> new account by either move-up or move-down. Then do a move-in and
RD> Voilla, there it is.
Not here, unless I am doing something wrong somehow. Moving the
folder "out" does nothing since it isn't a sub folder of another
folder but rather a first level folder of an account. And even after
having executed that function, the folder can't be moved into another
account.
RD> I just tested this on a single account.
And you could move the folder into a different account? If so, my
installation and yours are functioning differently or I am doing
something different than you are.
Remember I am trying to move a folder from one account to another, so
you would need to have two accounts to run a test (though perhaps you
meant you tested it on a single "folder" rather than on a single
account).
The key combination is Ctrl-Shift-Left Arrow to move the folder out,
and as I said above that doesn't permit me to move it into the new
account.
RD> Now, that said. it's slow and tedious.
Yes, but I could tolerate that if it works. It is a one-time event.
However, it would be much easier and more intuitive if one could
simply cut a folder from one account and paste it into another. But,
alas, that doesn't seem to be an option.
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Regards,
Perry
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