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After doing cmd + c a file, you can use option + cmd + V to move/cut it instead of copying.
by polyrand 6y ago
After doing cmd + c a file, you can use option + cmd + V to move/cut it instead of copying.
- m463 6y agoI think you can hold cmd or option when dragging and dropping a file to do something similar. using option will duplicate using cmd will move So the default for dragging on the same disk is move. option+drag will make a copy. The default for dragging to a different disk is copy. cmd+drag will move instead.