Windows should have....what feature?

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let's say you're, i dont know, new to windows
you click and drag and this happens

whats easier to do?

or

sorry for the stuffty 2 minute sharex edit job.

Now, assuming the user isnt sending files over the internet, is not testing anything with anything that needs zip files nor are they making huge strides in not being able to hover over the "Send to" button after pressing right click after selecting things, the top one would be more obvious and would actually TEACH YOU how to use it. Chances are you only know that you should do this to the thing you're doing it to because some tutorial told you.

LeetZero:

--- Code: (https://superuser.com/questions/1077785/create-send-to-compressedzipped-folder-event-shortcut-on-windows10) ---#IfWinActive ahk_class CabinetWClass ; Only run AutoHotkey script when Windows explorer has the focus
z:: ; Keyboard shortcut z
Send, {AppsKey} ; Press the "context menu" key
Sleep 100
Send n ; Select "Send to" with the "n" key
Sleep 100
Send {Right} ; Open "Sent to" with the "right arrow" key
Sleep 100
Send {Down} ; Select "Compressed (zipped) folder" with the "arrow down" key
Sleep 100
Send {Enter} ; Execute "Compressed (zipped) folder" with the "Enter" key
return
--- End code ---

AHK script found online, the 100ms sleep is pretty huge imo it would be fine with like 20.

IkeTheGeneric:
windows should have a built in blockland

Goth77:
Windows should let you ctrl+x (cut) files from folders in the background too, instead of just the folder you have in the front (active) window

Tudoreleu:

--- Quote from: Goth77 on October 22, 2017, 01:52:22 AM ---Windows should let you ctrl+x (cut) files from folders in the background too, instead of just the folder you have in the front (active) window

--- End quote ---

it does? you can even open a folder, ctrl-x, then close the folder and open a different one to paste in. clipboard just works that way

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