How do i 'move' a file without having to 'drag it' to a desired location or cutting/copying and pasting it?

Question

Hi. Im using Windows XP (home edition) and Im doing a computer assignment for school atm and one of the tasks is to move a file without having to 'drag it' to a desired location OR cutting/copying and pasting it to the desired location.

I went to 'Help and support' option on the Start button and this is what it says:
1. Click the file or folder you want to move.
2. Under File and Folder Tasks, click Move this file or Move this folder.
3. In Move Items, click the new location for the file or folder, and then click Move.

Where is the File and Folder tasks button? Do i right click my mouse while dragging?
Can someone pls tell me in simple terms how i would move a file. Thanks:)

And also moving a file without having to pick the option 'Send to' .

Answer 1

Certain locations will be listed under "Send To". You can add additional locations to that list (it is located somewhere in Folder Options). All you do is right-click the file, go to "Send To", and select a location.

Answer 2

Maybe try renaming it from C:\My Documents\Pimp Folder\Example1 to C:\My Documents\Supa Fly Folder\Example1
Or burning the file to an mp3 player then taking it from the mp3 player and placing it in another location.

Answer 3

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