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Originally Posted by cybmole
no no no....the OP does NOT get it still....
DONT OPEN THE BOOK FOLDER.
put your cursor on the line showing book details: author, title , date etc in the MAIN calibre window and drag from there to desktop.
Foolproof. no right clicks involved, no CTRL keys.
NO risk of an accidental move.
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The OP get's
davidfor's suggestion perfectly, and he thought he made that perfectly clear with a string of happy people laughing and clapping
But the OP does not think that, is what JSWolf was suggesting when he wrote
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Right click the eBook and select Open containing folder. Then copy the eBook and past it right to your desktop.
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I use the mouse the least amount possible, they are a health hazard (RSI), my hands rarely move off the keyboard, if I want to draw I use a graphics tablet & stylus. To do a right click I press the menu key wedged between the right Alt & Ctrl keys. On my Windows Explorer context menu Cut is right above Copy - even if used a mouse I am still 5mm away from losing a file.
davidfor's solution is perfect - using the mouse, is better than losing a file. If I'd known it existed earlier I probably wouldn't have requested the change
BR