Patricia said:
Deleting is not the problem - the continuous copying is.
I may be touching the mouse when I use the ctrl key -
will try and not do that as obviously sometimes I do not
have this "copying" problem. It is like dealiing with a
couple of rabbits!
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The reason deleting was mentioned is because
you will want to delete the unwanted copies.
Yves is giving you the correct info...here's a
slightly different description of the same issue:
Maybe the following info will help:
It happens occasionally to most anyone who
is trying to multiple select by holding the Ctrl
or Shift key while left clicking to select the
image files.
The copies are created when you fail to
completely release the mouse button before
you move the pointer to another file. If a group
of selected files is dragged...even the slightest
bit...the next mouse click will produce copies
of all the previously highlighted files.
It's somewhat easier if you have your Folder
Options set to Single Click...this way you can
select/deselect a file with just a mouse over
and you don't have to click. For multiples you
still have to hold...Ctrl or Shift.
No click...no drag...no copy...maybe that's
your solution.
Actually if you open the folder the images are
saved in and do a search for Copy you can
delete all of them.
Go to...Edit / Select All...or type...Ctrl / A...
With all files named Copy of xxxx.xxx selected...
go to...File / Delete...or press your Delete key...
or...right click the group and choose "Delete".
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