Windows 8 Explorer: improved copy, delete, and conflict
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Over on the Building Windows 8 blog, Microsoft’s Alex Simmons, a
director of program management for Windows, has laid bare most
of the new functionality. If you’d rather look at the reworked
dialog boxes, they’re in a video that’s embedded below;
otherwise, read on.  Simmons states that his team’s focus was to
improve the high-volume copying experience — which makes good
sense, since Explorer really isn’t that bad in its present state
if you’re just moving around a handful of files. Gone are the
multiple progress windows that stack atop your Explorer taskbar
icon in Windows 7. All operations will be consolidated into a
single window, similar to the way Internet Explorer or Firefox
handle your downloads. And, just like your browser’s download
manager, the updated file dialog allows you to pause and cancel
jobs with the click of a button.  Windows 8 copy speedWant some
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