How do I delete a file or folder?
1) Login to your account. 2) Light Interface: Click on the box(es) next to the files or folders you wish to delete, a check mark will appear in the box(es) you have chosen. In order to cancel a selection simply click on the box once more and the check mark will disappear. Once you have selected all of the files and folders you would like to delete press the Delete button to the left of the file and folder display. The window will refresh and you will no longer see the files and folders in your account 3) Drag and Drop Interface: Right click on the file or folder you wish to delete. Select Delete from the drop down menu. The page will refresh, and the file or folder you have deleted will no longer be viewed in your account.
Login to your account. Light Interface: Click on the box(es) next to the files or folders you wish to delete, a check mark will appear in the box(es) you have chosen. In order to cancel a selection simply click on the box once more and the check mark will disappear. Once you have selected all of the files and folders you would like to delete press the Delete button to the left of the file and folder display. The window will refresh and you will no longer see the files and folders in your account. Drag and Drop Interface: Right click on the file or folder you wish to delete. Select Delete from the drop down menu. The page will refresh, and the file or folder you have deleted will no longer be viewed in your account.
To delete a file or folder: • Right-click the file or folder you want to delete. A context menu appears. • Click Delete. Vista asks, “Are sure you want to move this file to the Recycle Bin?” • Click Yes. Vista places the file or folder in the Recycle Bin. How do I copy a file or folder? You can make a copy of a file or folder and place the copy in another location. Placing a file or folder in another location is a two-step process. First you make the copy and then you paste the copy in the new location. When you execute a Copy command, Vista stores the information you copied in a storage area called the Clipboard. Refer to the question “How do I paste a file or folder?” to learn how to paste. • Right-click the file or folder you want to copy. A context menu appears. • Click Copy. The file or folder is now on the Clipboard. How do I cut a file or folder? Cutting enables you to move a file to a new location. Moving a file to a new location is a two-step process. First you remove the file
Microsoft 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, and XP users can delete a folder several different ways, below is a listing of the different methods to delete a folder. Notice: Users not familiar with Windows should realize that if you delete a folder, it will delete all the files and folders within that directory. By far the easiest method of deleting files in Microsoft Windows is by locating the file, folder, shortcut, or other object you wish to delete, highlight it, and press the del or delete key on the keyboard. You can browse to the location of the file or folder using either My Computer or Windows Explorer. If you do not wish to delete a file using the delete key you can also open My Computer or Windows Explorer, locate the file or folder you wish to delete, and click File from the drop down menu and then Delete; or right-click the file or folder you wish to delete and click the delete option from the menu that appears after you have right-clicked the file or folder. • If you are getting an er
