Disable Drag&Drop

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I've question about drag&drop. I would like to disable it or make it almost
impossible to move unintentionally whole subdirs. Is there a registry
setting, or policy for it?

Jules
 
In said:
I've question about drag&drop. I would like to disable it or make
it almost impossible to move unintentionally whole subdirs. Is
there a registry setting, or policy for it?
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User habit is one solution. If one always does r-click-drag you will
be prompted. Not perfect, but it works.
 
In said:
I've question about drag&drop. I would like to disable it or make
it almost impossible to move unintentionally whole subdirs. Is
there a registry setting, or policy for it?
Click to expand...

User habit is one solution. If one always does r-click-drag you will
be prompted. Not perfect, but it works.
 
hahaha, yeah, user habit is the problem. The most perfect solution would
be to replace the user. But is there a technical solution to this
problem?

In said:
I've question about drag&drop. I would like to disable it or make
it almost impossible to move unintentionally whole subdirs. Is
there a registry setting, or policy for it?
Click to expand...

User habit is one solution. If one always does r-click-drag you will
be prompted. Not perfect, but it works.
 
hahaha, yeah, user habit is the problem. The most perfect solution would
be to replace the user. But is there a technical solution to this
problem?

In said:
I've question about drag&drop. I would like to disable it or make
it almost impossible to move unintentionally whole subdirs. Is
there a registry setting, or policy for it?
Click to expand...

User habit is one solution. If one always does r-click-drag you will
be prompted. Not perfect, but it works.
 
In said:
hahaha, yeah, user habit is the problem. The most perfect solution
would be to replace the user. But is there a technical solution to
this problem?
Click to expand...

Yup, a User upgrade helps. :-)
Took me some while to train myself let alone typical users.

There may be a solution, but I do not know of one at the OS level.
Alternate tools can help. Some replacement file managers have
options for altering the behaviour of drag-n-drop actions and many
other operations.
 
In said:
hahaha, yeah, user habit is the problem. The most perfect solution
would be to replace the user. But is there a technical solution to
this problem?
Click to expand...

Yup, a User upgrade helps. :-)
Took me some while to train myself let alone typical users.

There may be a solution, but I do not know of one at the OS level.
Alternate tools can help. Some replacement file managers have
options for altering the behaviour of drag-n-drop actions and many
other operations.
 
there was a pixel threshhold setting somewhere, anybody?
In said:
hahaha, yeah, user habit is the problem. The most perfect solution
would be to replace the user. But is there a technical solution to
this problem?
Click to expand...

Yup, a User upgrade helps. :-)
Took me some while to train myself let alone typical users.

There may be a solution, but I do not know of one at the OS level.
Alternate tools can help. Some replacement file managers have
options for altering the behaviour of drag-n-drop actions and many
other operations.
 
there was a pixel threshhold setting somewhere, anybody?
In said:
hahaha, yeah, user habit is the problem. The most perfect solution
would be to replace the user. But is there a technical solution to
this problem?
Click to expand...

Yup, a User upgrade helps. :-)
Took me some while to train myself let alone typical users.

There may be a solution, but I do not know of one at the OS level.
Alternate tools can help. Some replacement file managers have
options for altering the behaviour of drag-n-drop actions and many
other operations.
 
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\DragWidth"
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\DragHeight"

Defaults to 4, AFAIR.
 
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\DragWidth"
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\DragHeight"

Defaults to 4, AFAIR.
 
In said:
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\DragWidth"
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\DragHeight"

Defaults to 4, AFAIR.
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That's a good lead.
"4" and "4" here by default (W2K, SP4)
 
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"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\DragWidth"
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\DragHeight"

Defaults to 4, AFAIR.
Click to expand...

That's a good lead.
"4" and "4" here by default (W2K, SP4)
 
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