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[Steven Vollom]

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> Set up two windows, one with File to be moved and other with distination. 
>  Create Command line without initializing it (Make it up in a text editor
>  and copy/paste is the easiest way.)  Drag and drop the file and then start
>  the command line.  Either you will get an error message telling what is
>  missing or needed, or you will get the results you want.  Sounds kind of
>  iffy but I see no bad commands in there that is going to wipe out your
>  HD..
> 
Dear Robert,

I used kate and opened using "kdesudo kate" without the quotes.  I split the 
page and attempted to put the address of the movie that was in my example.  
When I pasted it into one side, it also pasted into the other side.  I pasted 
the entire command into one side and it repeated the entry in the other side 
as well.  I tried to remove the address from where the transfer is made, 
however when I did, it removed from both sides.  I guess I don't understand 
what you are saying.

Next I opened dolphin, split screen in root.  When I tried to cut and paste to 
one side, it would not paste.

I opened my word processor in the following manner:  kdesudo 
oppenoffice.org_wordprocessor

It did not open Open Office Word, it just skipped a line and printed my prompt:

steven at Yeshua:~$

There was no error message or suggestion this could not happen, it simply did 
not open up the word processor.  I thought I might be able to use it as an 
editor.

When I use an editor like Kate opened in kdesueo, split right/left, anything 
pasted into the left side is also pasted into the right side, likewise if you 
remove anything.

Basically what I wanted to do was shown in my example.  Should I open a shell 
in root and enter:

steven at Yeshua:~# rsync --address=/svpersonal/steven/>Movies/Artistic 
Movies/Gran Torino /backup --bwlimit=MBPS -h --human->readable

If this is incorrect, please give me specific instructions, ie. the editor to 
use and how to get the proper code in each side, then how to cut and past it 
into a shell.  Thanks!

Steven