This section summarizes the different ways that you can use drag and drop in EagleFiler:
Drag a folder or mailbox onto a folder to rearrange the folders in the source list. Drag a file from the records list onto a folder to move it into that folder. Drag onto the Records source to move the record to the top-level Files folder; it will then appear under Unfiled.
Drag from another application onto a folder in order to import directly into that folder.
EagleFiler supports spring-loaded folders. If you drag and hover over a collapsed folder, it will expand so that you can drag onto one of its subfolders.
Drag a record onto a smart folder to apply the smart folder actions that you’ve set in the Edit Smart Folder… window.
Drag and drop smart folders into folders to rearrange the source list.
EagleFiler supports hierarchical tags. Drag and drop tags to rearrange them in the source list.
Drag records onto a tag to assign them that tag.
Drag from another application onto a tag in order to import the dragged items and then assign that tag.
With a folder selected in the source list, drag onto the records list to move the records into that folder (if dragging from another EagleFiler window) or to import into that folder (if dragging from another application).
Drag from the records list onto a folder or tag in the source list in order to move the records or assign that tag.
Drag to the record viewer or the notes pane of the Info window to create a link to the selected records.
Drag to the Finder to create aliases to the files in EagleFiler. Option-drag to copy the files out of the EagleFiler library.
Drag to a text view in another application to create links to the selected records.
You can drag and drop text and images to/from other applications as normal.
When editing a rich text file, drag in an EagleFiler record to create a link to it.
You can drag and drop text and images to/from other applications as normal.
Drag in an EagleFiler record to create a link to it.
When dragging from another application, you can drag files, URLs, or text to import them into EagleFiler.