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Hello...

I presume you're using Windows...

1. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the directory so it appears in the right side of the window (directory tree on the left side).
2. On the icon of the file you want to copy, right click and hold hte button down.
3. Continue holding the right mouse button down and drag the icon to some open white space in the same directory window.
4. Release the right mouse button.
5. A pop-up menu will appear. Choose "Copy Here".
6. A copy will be made with name "Copy of XXX".

-----Steve Jackson

CEO
Software Corporation (Softcorp)
http://www.softcorp.us

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Another method:

1. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the directory so it appears in the right side of the window (directory tree on the left side).
2. Hold down the CTRL key.
3. On the icon of the file you want to copy, left click and hold the button down.
4. Continue holding the left mouse button down and drag the icon to some open white space in the same directory window. Notice that there is a little "+" next to the mouse pointer. This indicates a copy will be made
5. Release the left mouse button.
6. A copy will be made with name "Copy of XXX".

yet another method: YAM
open windows explorer. select the file to be copied. press <ctrl>c and then <ctrl>v to create "copy of filename.doc" which is a copy of "filename.doc" right click on "copy of filename.doc" and select rename to rename the file to "whatever you want.doc"

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sure. copy and paste.
double-click My Computer
double-click the C: drive
d.c. documents and settings
find your username and d.c. it
d.c My Documents and find the folder you need
right-click on the file and pick Copy
right-click on a blank area inside the folder and pick Paste
same results as above

Hi,

there is the old fashioned dos way to do this also

copy <oldfilename> <newfilename>

cheers

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