Programs such as Picasa photo manager by Google uses the same select keys.
Many windows applications work this way with CONTROL select and SHIFT select. Again, you can cut/copy to whereever you want. Now you’ve selected everything in between as well. Then scroll down to the last file you want to select with the SHIFT button still down. Assuming you’re still in detail view, hold down the SHIFT button, and then click the first file.Ģ. Now here is how you select a range of files:ġ. Now you can right-click again, and cut or copy the files to move/copy them to your desired destination. Then while still holding down that button, select the second, third, etc. Hold down the CONTROL key on your keyboard, and select the first file. First, go into ‘detail’ view by right-clicking anywhere in your folder, and then going to view > details (it’s the easiest way to view all your files if you have a lot)Ģ. As a matter of fact, if you click on the Windows XP Help section, and type in “select multiple files” you get zero results.Īnyways, here is how you do it to select just certain files.ġ. But then again, I think about how you can’t really know this unless someone told you, b/c it’s not like it’s very intuitive or written clearly in a manual somewhere. NET (18) Ad (38) Anti Virus (2) Apple (18) Apps (38) Azure (8) Bill Gates (14) bing (58) bing maps (6) Blogging (46) books (55) Buzz (4) Camtasia Studio v5 (2) CardSpace (1) CES2008 (2) Channel 9 (37) Cloud Computing (9) clubhouse (5) CodePlex (8) Community SIte (16) Contest (8) cricket (6) Deep Zoom (11) developer (19) Easter Eggs (2) facebook (14) FireFox (14) Fix (23) flickr (1) Fun (72) gadgets (38) Gaming (17) General (24) Gmail (12) Google (45) Green (2) Halo3 (5) hardware (38) HD Photo (5) HD View (5) Hotfix (2) Hotmail Wave4 (9) How Do I.I’m surprised at how often I encounter people that don’t know how to select multiple files in their windows explorer folder without using their mouse awkwardly to try drag all the ones they want.
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