CMD+x does not work to cut files.
Hi, I want to move files but cutting them does not work. I have to create multiple windows an then drag the files like in medievil times. I find CMD+Option+v too complicated and annoying.
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 15.3
Hi, I want to move files but cutting them does not work. I have to create multiple windows an then drag the files like in medievil times. I find CMD+Option+v too complicated and annoying.
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 15.3
I find CMD+Option+v too complicated and annoying.
You're kidding. Right?
Windows:
Control+X
Control+V
Mac:
Command+C
Command+Option+V
Two keystrokes either way to accomplish the same thing.
⌘-delete will send a file to the trash.
⌘-X will delete selected text when editing a document.
⌘-C (copy) can be used to copy a file.
⌘-V (paste) can be use to paste a file into new folder or location.
Delete files and folders on Mac - Apple Support
Then you need to practice a bit. While I never use cut myself, I also don't have to lift my hand between the two commands.
Command+C - Thumb on the Command key, index finger in the C key
Command+Option+V - Thumb on the Command key, index finger in the C key, ring finger moves down to the Option key
I am not kidding. I hate having to press three buttons when the same thing can be done with two. `Command+Option+V` are also really awkwardly positioned on the keyboard, so I have to lift my hand, posing the risk to press the wrong buttons. It is inefficient.
Same annoyances with creating a screenshot or typing €.
CMD+x does not work to cut files.