I really like finding applications that should be, or could have been, a standard function of the Windows operating system. A lot of people would agree that there are some utilities and some functions have been added by independent programmers for the Windows operating system that make it so much easier to use in comparison to the plain-vanilla functions that are provided straight out of the box.

It wasn’t until recently that I found a fantastic context menu extension from Windows Explorer.

As a person that deals with computers or regular basis and would be considered an IT professional, adding access to certain pieces of information when you right-click on a file in Windows Explorer can be extremely valuable. This would include copying the path to the file, or mounting virtual directories; just to name a few…

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For all you advanced IT Administrator/Consultant guru’s out there, your going to love this little gem.

How many times have you found yourself having to manually type in a path to a file? A lot – I know- been there and felt that.

CopyPath is a shell extension that copies the full path names of selected files in Windows Explorer.

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