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Copy File Path from Windows Context Menu using CopyPathMenu

Nirmal by Nirmal
March 1, 2011
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By default the Windows 7 context menu when you select any file, does not have an option to copy the path of the file. CopyPathMenu is a freeware tool which add the copy as path option to Windows context menu. CopyPathMenu is an extension to the context menu of the Windows explorer, which allows to copy the path of a file to the clipboard. There are different settings for copying and depending on the settings, the path can be copied.

Copy as Path

Once installed, you can see an option when you open the context menu in Windows after selecting a file. You can copy filenames or copy as email link. The email link format can be of Outlook syntax or thunderbird syntax. These can be set using the options menu.

Copy as path options

CopyPathMenu is an useful tool for Windows context menu.

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Comments 3

  1. Richard says:
    15 years ago

    Windows 7 has Copy Path built in. Just hold down
    the shift key while right clicking.

    Reply
    • Nirmal says:
      15 years ago

      @Richard,
      Agreed it is there, but its too basic, this will get more features.

      Reply
  2. Bionic says:
    15 years ago

    it refused to install @64bit win7, anything that simplifies everyday tasks is of interest, thanks anyway.. i´ve bookmarked the page just in case

    Reply

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