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CurtEastPoint

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1. drag and drop means the image file has to be on YOUR device, not on the internet

Reply to Grasswire2 (Original post)

Mon Jun 16, 2025, 05:04 PM

Jun 16

go to the desired image and right click and save it to your desktop THEN drag and drop it to your listing.
THis kinda stuff is best done on a real PC, not on a phone

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What is the diff between drag and drop, and copy and paste? [View all] Grasswire2 Jun 16 OP

drag and drop means the image file has to be on YOUR device, not on the internet CurtEastPoint Jun 16 #1

I am on a PC Grasswire2 Jun 16 #4

Generally drag and drop uses the mouse(left click, move, release), copy and paste the keyboard (ctrl+C, ctrl+V) Angleae Jun 16 #2

okay Grasswire2 Jun 16 #5

I suppose you could theoretically do it with the touchpad, soldierant Jun 18 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author sinkingfeeling Jun 16 #3

Copy and paste uses the clipboard as an intermediary. malthaussen Jun 18 #6

You absolutely can Drag 'n' Drop justaprogressive Jun 18 #8

I know you're sincere but am vulnerable with tough questions! UTUSN Jun 18 #9