[ros-bugs] [Bug 5176] shell: Copy/Paste failure when multiple files are selected at once.
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ReactOS.Bugzilla at reactos.org
Sat Oct 8 07:06:35 UTC 2011
http://www.reactos.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5176
BrentNewland <brent.newland at gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #5 from BrentNewland <brent.newland at gmail.com> 2011-10-08 07:06:34 CET ---
I think I found the other part to this problem, and that it should point to the
solution:
On a fresh install of ReactOS trunk, open the Application Manager, go to the
driver section, and download the AC97 driver. It will ask you to extract to
C:\Downloads, go ahead and extract it.
Now, enter c:\downloads with Explorer, highlight the "inf" and "system32"
folders, right click one, and hit copy or move. Go into the c:\ReactOS folder,
right click somewhere, and click Paste.
Looks like they disappeared or weren't copied, right? Look inside the
c:\ReactOS\inf folder - you'll find the "inf" and "system32" folders inside.
However, if you rename the folders to "inf2" and "system322", they disappear.
Faster way to reproduce:
Open command prompt, run the following commands:
cd \temp
mkdir test1
mkdir test2
mkdir target
mkdir test1
explorer c:\temp\
Now, highlight "test1" and "test2", right click and cut/copy, enter "target"
folder, right click and paste. They are now in the "test1" folder.
And showing the effect is the same for files and folders:
Open command prompt, run the following commands:
cd \temp
echo 1 > test3
echo 1 > test4
mkdir target
mkdir test3
explorer c:\temp\
Now, highlight "test3" and "test4", right click and cut/copy, enter "target"
folder, right click and paste. They are now inside the "test3" folder.
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