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Originally posted by janrif
I think I have to 2nd this sentiment.
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That doesn't surprise me ;-)
copy/link/move are at heart very basic functions.
You choose the source, ...
... do whatever you want to do ...
... choose the destination
Now, what we are talking is "do whatever you want you to do". It seems as if you wanted to add all the features of UR to that dialogue, why?
I don't see any reason why the set of "do whatever you want to do" should be increased for that dialogue when everything is already available in the application itself. Please, provide some logical arguments. All those that Leoram stated are negated once the second data explorer pane is available.
Imagine that in the data explorer pane you have another search (whereas the full featured search pane already exists), another buttons to rename the item (this is just F2 or right click and choosing the proper option), to add it (there are already two buttons for that) ... it's all counter-intuitive.