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My Visual Studio 2017 is awfully liberal in its interpretation of what mouse gestures count as an attempt to move a file. Whenever I try to click on a file, it seems that if I move the mouse at all, even one pixel, VS thinks I am trying to move the file, so I get the popup below.
Is there any way to tell VS not to see a move attempt unless I move the mouse pointer a bit further?
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This means that if you create a folder at the Destination that has the same name as the Source, and the Source folder is not an email folder, then no data will be transferred between the Source and the Destination.
In Visual Studio, click Tools > Options. Expand Projects and Solutions and click Locations. The Projects location field defines the default location for storing new projects. You can change this path if you are using a different working folder.
In Windows 10, by default, if you move an item by at least 4 pixels, and drop it it, it will excecute a drag and drop operation. You can modify this threshold to your needs.
The function for changing the drag threshold is SystemParametersInfo.
SystemParametersInfo writes the values into they registry key [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] as DragHeight and DragWidth.
You can modify the values there.
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