Moving files in finder question

Question

I am a recent switcher and I would like to be able to right click on a file and select CUT rather than copy so that I can then got to where I want the file and just paste it in.
Or / and I would like to add to the context sensitive menu a MOVE TO (whatever folder I designate)
so that I can click on a file and have in the choices a move to command...
If someone can tell me how to do that I would be grateful
Thanks

Answer 1

I created an Automator action to do that thing.
1. Open Automator, and select Finder in the Library pane
2. Drag Get Selected Finder items into the workflow pane
3. Drag Move Finder Items into the workflow--I left it at the default of Desktop, but you can choose another starting point
4. I then hit the disclosure triangle for Options and checked Show Action When Run, Show Entire Action, and checked the To box
5. I then did Save as Plugin... and selected Plug-in for Finder
Now when I right click (control click) on an item in the Finder, and go to the Automator section of the Contextual Menu I can select the Move workflow. I can then either move the item to the default set above, or click the disclosure triangle and select Other to navigate to a different location.
Or as macjack pointed out just drag to a new location using two Finder windows and, if one is on a different drive, command-drag.
Francine
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