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Figure 3-11. Windows is a veritable chatterbox when it comes to copying or moving files.
Top: For each item you’re copying, you see a graph and a percentage-complete readout. There’s a
Pause button and a Cancel button (the ). And there’s a “More details” button.
Bottom: “More details” turns out to be an elaborate graph that shows you how the speed has
proceeded during the copy job. The horizontal line indicates the average speed, in megabytes per
second.
Any questions?
Whichever method you choose, you start by showing Windows which icons
you want to copy or move—by highlighting them, as described on
“Selecting Icons”. Then proceed as follows.
