Keyboard shortcut for moving documents?

Hi all,
Potentially a long shot, but was wondering if a keyboard shortcut exists to move documents into a folder on my computer?
Files downloaded get save to my Desktop and I sort into folders from there, and was wondering if there was a way to make this process easier - e.g. like sorting emails in an email inbox into a folder.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Thanks much,
Ryan

Welcome to the forum.
Neale has given you the "trick," that you need. Just do not forget to hit the S key again, to toggle Snap back on, when you go to do other editing, or things will not work as before.
Good luck,
Hunt

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