I am not a shortcut combination fan, so I want to know how I can cut a file or text without the Command + X keys on my Mac? Do you guys a have a good idea?
If you don’t want to use the cut-and-paste shortcut, there is a right-click enhancer that allows you to cut a file with few clicks, that is, iBoysoft MagicMenu.
With iBoysoft MagicMenu, you can just right-click without pressing shortcuts twice to finish cutting and pasting. Follow the steps:
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Free download and open iBoysoft MagicMenu.
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Choose Extension then scroll down to find and click the download button next to Cut.
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Right-click the files you want to cut and choose Cut.
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In the destination location, right-click any free space and choose Paste.
Cutting and pasting on a Mac is like moving something to another place. To move files to frequently used folders on Mac, such as Documents, Desktop, user-created folders, or external disks, iBoysoft MagicMenu allows you to right-click to do so. Otherwise, you need to drag and drop the item inflexibly.
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Free download and install iBoysoft MagicMenu.
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Right-click the files you want to cut, then choose Move To.
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Select a destination, and then the file will be moved to the destination place, which works like cutting and pasting.
You can use the mouse or Trackpad to select the file and drag it to the destination folder, which also works like cutting and pasting. Here is how:
- Click on the selected file then hold down the mouse/trackpad.
- Move the mouse, then drag and drop the file to the destination folder.