[spambayes-dev] Generating a sample training database

[Mark Hammond]

> There's an even simpler way to copy:  drag the selection to
> the desired
> folder while holding the Ctrl key down.  I can never remember
> that, though
> (when using extreme shortcuts, I always end up copying when I
> want to move,
> and vice versa), so stick to the method that asks me what I
> want when it's
> nearly over (btw, same thing (depress right button while
> dragging) works in
> Windows Explorer for copying, moving, or linking files
> between folders).

I can never remember - but I just look for the little "+" sign in the drag
icon - if there is a "+", then new items will be added (ie, items will be
copied).  Without the "+", no new items are added, so it is a move.  Windows
Explorer gives the same hints.

Mark.