Android:
In the file directory, tap and hold a file thumbnail.
Tap on other thumbnails to select multiple text files.
Tap the move icon.
Navigate to the desired folder.
Tap ✓.
iOS:
Move operation is not supported at the moment. A workaround is to copy and paste file to the desired folder.
In your Local file directory, tap and hold a file thumbnail.
Tap Copy.
Navigate to a folder or directory that you would like to move your text file to.
Tap on the … icon, which can be found on the top right-hand corner of your screen.
Tap Paste.
Mac:
For locally saved files, you can move text files to another folder via desktop.
Web:
Move operation is not supported at the moment. A workaround is to copy and paste file to the desired folder.
In your Local file directory, locate the text file that you would like to move and click â‹® .
Click Copy and click on the folder that you would like to move your text file to.
Click Paste.
In the file directory, tap and hold a file thumbnail.
Tap on other thumbnails to select multiple text files.
Tap the move icon.
Navigate to the desired folder.
Tap ✓.
iOS:
Move operation is not supported at the moment. A workaround is to copy and paste file to the desired folder.
In your Local file directory, tap and hold a file thumbnail.
Tap Copy.
Navigate to a folder or directory that you would like to move your text file to.
Tap on the … icon, which can be found on the top right-hand corner of your screen.
Tap Paste.
Mac:
For locally saved files, you can move text files to another folder via desktop.
Web:
Move operation is not supported at the moment. A workaround is to copy and paste file to the desired folder.
In your Local file directory, locate the text file that you would like to move and click â‹® .
Click Copy and click on the folder that you would like to move your text file to.
Click Paste.
Published on: 21 / 04 / 2020