>Microsoft is reinforcing the slower, less intuitive way of doing things. You say this like its a bad thing. There is no "right way" to do things. Actually, th

>Microsoft is reinforcing the slower, less intuitive way of doing things. You say this like its a bad thing. There is no "right way" to do things. Actually, there is: the most obvious/intuitive way is the right way for a particular user. If people intuitively use Copy/Paste to move files, it makes sense to make that functionality easier to get to. It does not make sense to try to "correct" their behavior in some way.