Copying Files: Copy and Paste Option

Files copied through Windows Explorer cannot be pasted into files (e.g., a Microsoft Word document).
NOTE:

1. Select the file that you want to copy 2. From the Edit menu, select Copy OR Right click » select Copy OR Press [Ctrl] + [C] 3. Select the drive/folder where you want the new copy placed 4. From the Edit menu, select Paste OR Right click » select Paste OR Press [Ctrl] + [V] 5. If necessary, adjust the filename (see Renaming Files)

Copying Files: Drag and Drop Option
1. Locate the file that you want to copy 2. Adjust the Folders/Drive listing so you can see the new location for the file 3. Do one of the following: a. If the new location is on a different drive (e.g., hard-drive to floppy), drag the file to the new location b. If the new location is on the same drive (e.g., hard-drive to another location on hard-drive), hold down [Ctrl] and drag the file to the new location

Moving Files
Moving files is useful when you want to rearrange your files to create better file organization.
To move files, you can use a method similar to copying text. The process is similar if you are moving files to the hard-drive or to another floppy diskette.