"What is the source and destination you're using, and what are you expecting MC to do?
I guess I just expect "copy/paste" to work as it does in every other program -- i.e. "copy/paste" does NOT mean "cut/paste" like it does in MC.
I want to be able to duplicate an mp3 from one location to another -- not "move," but "duplicate" (which is what "copy/paste" actually means.) Since MC tracks all the changes that are made through it, I'd rather use MC's "My computer" tree for all my mp3 management rather than Windows Explorer (which I currently am forced to use.) When I "copy" an mp3 and then "paste" it to another location in MC, however, it deletes the original. The standard name for this action in any other app is either "cut/paste" or "move." "Copy/Paste" NEVER deletes the original in any other app. Not only is MC's behavior completely inconsitant with standard terminology, it leaves me asking "how do I actually COPY a file from within MC rather than moving it?"
I'm not sure this classifies as a "bug" per se, but it most certainly goes against the standard definitions of these funcitons. Why not use standard terminology and have "Copy," "Cut," and "Paste" as options rather than playing around with different definitions depending on the specific task at hand? This would eliminate the confusion as well as offering more robust capabilities, and I seriously doubt it would be all that difficult to implement.
Thanks for any further assistance with this,
Larry