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Thread ID: 92760	2008-08-22 01:29:00	Moving photographs	altezzars200 (14065)	Press F1

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699231	2008-08-22 01:29:00	Hi I am running Windows Vista Business 32bit on a laptop. I take a lot of photos, therefore I do a lot of moving and sorting of photographs into folders. I am grabbing multiple photos regularly and have got quite fast at doing it. I have noticed if you try and highlight multiple photos by holding ctrl and clicking the mouse button on each photo too quickly Windows has an annoying habit of automatically copying them. How do you turn that off? Thanks	altezzars200 (14065)
699232	2008-08-22 02:21:00	Not quite answering your question but do you use Adobe Lightroom at all? Its good for organising large amounts of Photos. www.adobe.com	snafu (14042)
699233	2008-08-22 02:24:00	Hi I am running Windows Vista Business 32bit on a laptop. I take a lot of photos, therefore I do a lot of moving and sorting of photographs into folders. I am grabbing multiple photos regularly and have got quite fast at doing it. I have noticed if you try and highlight multiple photos by holding ctrl and clicking the mouse button on each photo too quickly Windows has an annoying habit of automatically copying them. How do you turn that off? Thanks I think its because you are doing it too quickly. Meaning you are clicking a picture, holding down ctrl and clicking the next picture and you end up dragging the mouse while holding it down for just a split second. When holding ctrl + dragging a file it copies those files selected. I tend to do it a lot as well.	Jams (1051)
699234	2008-08-24 02:39:00	Hey thanks guys. I think you're right Jams. It happens in Windows "pictures" when I am organising them into folders within "pictures". I was hoping there was a way of turning it off like you can change mouse clicks within certain Windows applications. I will have to take more care. Thanks Snafu, I will have a look at Adobe Lightroom.	altezzars200 (14065)
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