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7. I suppose you could theoretically do it with the touchpad,

Wed Jun 18, 2025, 09:35 PM

Jun 18

but I know I couldn't - I'm way too clumsy with a touchpad. And it would still have to be on your desktop first.

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

I am on a PC Grasswire2 Jun 16 #4

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