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As per above I do cut and paste for safety.<br />
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In your case, try again as follows: &nbsp;COPY the source files. navigate to the destination folder. PASTE the files. &nbsp;Does that take? &nbsp;You can always go back to delete the previous. <br />
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But please do not use drag / drop. Fingers and moves go wrong. <br />
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.... Thinkpads_User
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As per above I do cut and paste for safety.

In your case, try again as follows:  COPY the source files. navigate to the destination folder. PASTE the files.  Does that take?  You can always go back to delete the previous.

But please do not use drag / drop. Fingers and moves go wrong.

.... Thinkpads_User

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Thank you so much. &nbsp;I didn't know about the f5 (refresh feature). &nbsp;That did it but I'm going to take your advice and cut and paste.<br />
Gracias
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Thank you so much.  I didn't know about the f5 (refresh feature).  That did it but I'm going to take your advice and cut and paste.
Gracias

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Hi, this is the first time I have seen this. &nbsp;I am transferring some MP3's from one folder over to another folder. &nbsp;Both folders are open on my screen and I can see that the MP3's were received by the other folder but after I drag them over, the images of the MP3's that I dragged are still visable in the originating folder. &nbsp;If I double click on an MP3, &nbsp;nothing happens. &nbsp;If I try to drag them to the trash, nothing happens. &nbsp;If I close the folder and re-open it, the dragged MP3's are no longer there.<br />
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This is making my job much more difficult. &nbsp;Can someone offer any suggestions?<br />
Thanks
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Hi, this is the first time I have seen this.  I am transferring some MP3's from one folder over to another folder.  Both folders are open on my screen and I can see that the MP3's were received by the other folder but after I drag them over, the images of the MP3's that I dragged are still visable in the originating folder.  If I double click on an MP3,  nothing happens.  If I try to drag them to the trash, nothing happens.  If I close the folder and re-open it, the dragged MP3's are no longer there.

This is making my job much more difficult.  Can someone offer any suggestions?
Thanks

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