I often find that I need the full path of file, often when that file is on the desktop/start menu (i.e., not viewing within Explorer). (There's a related question but it's asking for a solution in Explorer. I want solutions that'll work everywhere).
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The freeware shell extension ClipPath can do this, simply right click the file and select Clip Path:
In Windows Vista and 7, this is not needed. You can simply hold down the Shift key, right-click the file and select Copy as path:
not sure if this works in the Start menu though, maybe someone can clarify. | |||||||
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It's sucks having to press the Shift key everytime that you want to copy a path in Windows 7 (I need to do this a lot at my job). I use ClipboardPath instead. It works for windows 7 and others versions. There's this other too, but I didn't try it: http://www.mydigitallife.info/copy-path-information-for-multiple-files-to-clipboard-with-copy-path/ | ||||
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