Use a fast keyboard command to move files in Mac OS X
By Jim Lynch
ITworld |
chunklet]Here's how you can use a keyboard command to move files instead of just copying them in OS X. 1. Use Command-C to copy the file. 2. Use Option-Command-V to paste it. 3. This will move the file to its new location rather than copying it.
For more, see the original article at the link below.
Use Two Obscure Keyboard Shortcuts for Big Results | Cult of Mac
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