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Non-Excel Tip
Moving An EXE file
If you download files from the Internet, you will have noticed
that many of these downloadable files are in EXE file format.
Often these files are self-extracting zip files or self-contained
programs.
If you download an EXE file to your Downloads folder and, later
on decide you want to drag it to another folder, you will
find that by default, Windows creates a Shortcut in the location
that you drag the file to. Most people get around this problem by
using Cut and Paste. An easier way to avoid this behaviour by holding
down the Shift key while dragging the file. Shift tells Windows
you want to MOVE the file.
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