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[SOLVED] Managing files in Dolphin
I am using Mandriva 2009.1 KDE 4.2

In Konqueror there is a really cool feature. If you right click a file or folder you get "Copy To" and "Move To" options.

Is there a way to get that in Dolphin? Because other than that, Dolphin is the best file management program I've seen.
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In settings>>configure dolphin>>general>>context-menu, check "show copy to...."
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