How to delete/ move more than one item in Sitecore easily

Sometimes you need to remove/ move more than one item in Sitecore,
and this as you know takes too much time if count of items is too large,


The best way to do this is Sitecore Rocks


How to do it?


Step1: Install Sitecore rocks Extension into Visual Studio from this link  or you can install it from Visual Studio it self through Extensions and updates in tool bar


Step2: Connect your local project with Sitecore Rocks, if you don't know how to connect, please refer to this article


Step 3: Below pictures details how easy to delete / move items 


This is how you can delete multi items in one shot















This is how you can move multi items in one shot 


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