Quick way of re-organising Windows on Desktop?

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Bobby

I often have to copy files from one folder to another and this usually
involves moving and resizing windows so that I can drag-and-drop files
visibily and conveniently.

Is there a quick way to do this without me having to give myself wrist
strain?

Bobby
 
Key Description
Ctrl + Click a Taskbar Button Select multiple Windows to tile or cascade (by right clicking the taskbar)
Key Description
Right Click the System Menu or the Folder Icon in Web View Pops up the context menu for the container
Drag an object onto a Windows Titlebar Opens that object in that window (dragging into the window will often work, but in OLE documents this will insert the object into the current document)
Drag an object over, then hover over a collapsed folder in Explorer's tree view Expands the folder display
Drag an object over the border of the client area of a window Scrolls the window. The client area is the part of a window that contains objects or documents. It doesn't include toolbars, menus, or the titlebar.
Drag an object over, then hover over, a taskbar button Brings the Window attached to the Taskbar button to the top
Drag an object over, then hover over, a blank part of the taskbar Minimises all open windows
Double click the raised bar on the left hand side of toolbars on the Taskbar while the taskbar is unlocked Toggles the toolbar through maximun size, minimun size, and fit contents
 
Bobby said:
I often have to copy files from one folder to another and this usually
involves moving and resizing windows so that I can drag-and-drop files
visibily and conveniently.

Is there a quick way to do this without me having to give myself wrist
strain?
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Select , drag and drop using Explorer ????


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Bobby said:
I often have to copy files from one folder to another and this usually
involves moving and resizing windows so that I can drag-and-drop files
visibily and conveniently.

Is there a quick way to do this without me having to give myself wrist
strain?

Bobby
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Right-click on the Task Bar and select "Tile Windows...."

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Oh dear... graduated in Computer Science 30 years ago and I didn't know
this. Thanks. That's perfect.
 
Bobby said:
Oh dear... graduated in Computer Science 30 years ago and I didn't know
this. Thanks. That's perfect.
Click to expand...

You're welcome.

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They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
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