It didn't show up on my screen capture, but when you're performing a Mac copy operation like this, your mouse cursor will show a green icon with a plus sign on it. This Mac Finder drag and drop operation should look like this figure:
(Pressing down on the key until you drop the files in the destination folder.) Click the files you want to drag from the source folder, and then drag and drop them onto the destination folder.(Hold down the key while you select each file.) Select all the files you want to copy to the destination folder.Once you have your Mac Finder windows set up like this, just follow these steps to copy the files from one Mac Finder folder to another folder: This Mac Finder window arrangement is shown in the image below: The first Finder window (the "source") should show the files you want to copy, and the second Mac Finder window should show the folder you want to copy your files to (the "destination"). The most common way to copy files from one folder to another on a Mac is to open two Mac Finder windows. If that's all you needed, great, give it a rip, but for more details, or information on other ways to copy files on a Mac, read on.
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Copying Mac files - The secret keystrokeĪs I wrote in an earlier article titled Copy files on Mac OS X using drag and drop, the main secret to copying files on the Mac is to press and hold the key as you drag and drop your files from one Mac Finder window to another. When people move from Windows to Mac OS X, a common question is "How do I copy files on my Mac?" I hope this short Mac file copying tutorial will help answer that question. Mac "file copy" FAQ: How do I copy files on my Mac?
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