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USING CTRL + SHIFT WITH MOUSE

Is your right mouse button missing or inoperable? Then perhaps you would appreciate this keyboard tip. For example, you know, probably, that you can drag a file or folder in Windows Explorer or My Computer with the right mouse button depressed, and when you get to the destination and release the button, you will get a "Context menu" with the choices of copy, move, create a shortcut, or cancel. Well, if you want to get this same menu of choices when you do a drag with the left mouse button depressed rather than the right one, then hold down both the Ctrl key and the Shift key as you drag...