Win7 Copying/Moving dialog box

[Thirty-Six]

Hello OCF! i am in need of your expertise.

Situation: moving a file named Cat.png from desktop into my pictures where another cat.png exists, gives me 3 options: move and replace, Dont move, and move, but keep both files, which changes one to cat(2).png

However, now theres a picture named cat.png in my webrowser, and i want to drag it into my pictures. That last option to keep both files doesnt show up.

I would like it to, How can this be done? registry? group policy?

TLDR: Want the option to 'move, but keep both files' all the time.

 

[ATMINSIDE]

Why not just save the picture from the web browser and move it?

 

[Thirty-Six]

My usual approach is to drag it onto my desktop, and then into the desired folder. as this requires the least amount of clicks. But i have to do this about 50 times per day with files that all have the same name. and it get extremely tedious.

a long term, time saving solution would be godsend.

 

[ATMINSIDE]

Can't you right click on the image and pick Save As?

 

[Thirty-Six]

I certainly can, but I'm sorry that's not what I'm trying to accomplish. What I am trying to configure is the third button on the moving/copying dialog box to show up in any situation it is not, because frankly, it should be there. I see no reason Microsoft left that out in some places but has it in others.

That being said, thank you for your suggestion.

 

[c627627]

Not only did Microsoft developers take out some of the old useful copy-paste dialogs, they did it in a way that not even Classic Shell programs can bring them back.

For example, nothing can adjust Windows 8's copy-paste prompt which has no information whatsoever on the initial screen, requiring additional clicks for each of the many files you are working on.