Drag and drop delete

The recycle bin needs to be in the left hand column of Windows
Explorer so you can drag and drop to delete files. Right-click drag
and drop should delete without any confirmation. (option)

I really miss the old copy/paste/cut and delete icons.

"Metspitzer" <> wrote in message
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> The recycle bin needs to be in the left hand column of Windows
> Explorer so you can drag and drop to delete files. Right-click drag
> and drop should delete without any confirmation. (option)

Then why don't you drag it there?

Metspitzer wrote:
> The recycle bin needs to be in the left hand column of Windows
> Explorer so you can drag and drop to delete files. Right-click drag
> and drop should delete without any confirmation. (option)
>
> I really miss the old copy/paste/cut and delete icons.

Um... my win 7 pro has all that.

On Wed, 25 Jul 2012 18:50:46 -0400, Metspitzer
<> wrote:

>The recycle bin needs to be in the left hand column of Windows
>Explorer so you can drag and drop to delete files.

That's how mine is by default. Where is yours?

>Right-click drag
>and drop should delete without any confirmation. (option)
>
>I really miss the old copy/paste/cut and delete icons.

Add them back with ClassicShell. Google it.

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On Wed, 25 Jul 2012 18:50:46 -0400, Metspitzer <> wrote:

>The recycle bin needs to be in the left hand column of Windows
>Explorer so you can drag and drop to delete files. Right-click drag
>and drop should delete without any confirmation. (option)
>
>I really miss the old copy/paste/cut and delete icons.

As you wish...
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/custom_...r_toolbar.html

Unk

On Wed, 25 Jul 2012 18:50:46 -0400, Metspitzer wrote:
>
> The recycle bin needs to be in the left hand column of Windows
> Explorer so you can drag and drop to delete files. Right-click drag
> and drop should delete without any confirmation. (option)
>
> I really miss the old copy/paste/cut and delete icons.

Why do you need icons? Just hit the Del key.

And if you don't like the confirming prompt, turn it off in Recycle
Bin Properties.

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