At least in Windows XP, Windows Explorer doesn't let you use CTRL with the 
arrow keys to navigate the tree, nor does it let you select contiguous 
folders.  What you would have to do is navigate to the drive that you want 
to copy from on the tree, then TAB over to the file list, and while in the 
root directory for the source drive, copy as Chris suggests.  I find using 
My Computer with the procedure that I outlined in my previous message to be 
a little easier.

73, de Lou K2LKK



At 09:21 PM 1/26/2006 -0500, you wrote:
>Tom,
>First you need to get into either windows explorer or "my computer".  When
>you find the list of folders you're interested in you do the following:
>press and hold the control key on the first folder you want.  Use the
>up.down arrows to find the next folder and press spacebar to select.
>Repeat until you select all the desired folders.  You can then release the
>control key and do a control+c to copy them.
>When you navigate to your thumb drive do a control+v to paste them.  When
>you highlight folders jaws will say "selected"
>
>Happy copying
>Chris

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