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When I need to move something, I select it and hit the keyboard a thousand times. Isn't there a faster way to move some text or an image from one side to the other?<br />
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Do they know about drag and drop ??<br />
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This program has some big usability issues.<br />
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Thanks.
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When I need to move something, I select it and hit the keyboard a thousand times. Isn't there a faster way to move some text or an image from one side to the other?

Do they know about drag and drop ??

This program has some big usability issues.

Thanks.

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