How to Copy and Paste Files Faster with Mouse Click
TXmouse is a freeware application that will help you to copy and paste files faster in Windows, without going through CTRL +C and CTRL +V. This small utility does not require any installation. Simply copy it to the auto start folder located at C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Autostart. You can use the software once you restart the PC.
Copying and pasting files can be done using the mouse. Mark any text and copy it to the clipboard with a click. A click on the centre button of the mouse or mouse wheel is sufficient to paste the content from the clip board.
This process works on all PCs as this application basically triggers the key combination CTRL+C and CTRL+V for any application. Another thing to look at is an X icon in the system tray. If it looks light red 
, TXMouse is ready to copy on mark. However, if you have manually copied any content to clipboard, the icon changes as soon as you move the mouse. The X flips and changes its hue, in other words “turns its back on you.” This means that copy-on-mark is temporarily off - until you paste the clipboard content with the middle button click.
If you want to remove TXMouse, you can do it by removing the exe file from the Autostart folder.
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Looks like a good tool. I’ll have to try it out before I give my verdict on it.
Looks good to give a try to it, though I dont use mouse much for regular operations this one would be worth a try.
Simple,easy,quick i love it .
Its simple,easy,quick thanks for the neat application nirmal.
Looks like a nice app,i ve been searching for this kinda application
Thanks
Hey i am getting confused by the title here…Does it only copy- paste the content in a file or can it do the copy paste of the entire files?
in either case, I will say that using the keyboard is the easiest and fastest way…atleast for me…
Looks like a cool tool for mouse hardcores. I still prefer the keyboard though.
looks like a pretty good software for copying files. I will try it
does anyone know if there is a way to turn off the focus follows mouse attribute and only use the middle button paste feature? i’m a true fan of the linux/unix middle button paste, but i don’t like focus follows mouse, i always turn this off on linux/unix?
thanks
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