Vista - no drag-n-drop?

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JustinF
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Vista - no drag-n-drop?

Post by JustinF »

Is anyone else having problems dragging files into XY? I just recently had to upgrade my work computer to Vista and now I get the 'can't drop' icon when I try to drag-n-drop files into XY. DND within XY works fine, though.
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Re: Vista - no drag-n-drop?

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So, what does this silence mean then? :) Are the Vista users on a holiday?

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Re: Vista - no drag-n-drop?

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admin wrote:So, what does this silence mean then? :) Are the Vista users on a holiday?
Nope, just that my Vista beta is no more, so I can no longer (help with/create) Vista problems. :)

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Post by JustinF »

Huh, I rebooted and it seems to be fine now. Sorry. I find it strange that drag-n-drop would quit working...it's not XY's fault, though. I think this one we'll blame on Vista.
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