Full Path Copy

Full Path Copy is a small, but handy utility that can store the full file path of single or multiple documents, of any format, in the Windows Clipboard. Information can then be pasted into most other applications, including email or general text editors.

Virtually anyone who owns and uses a computer can benefit from this tool. It can be highly valuable when saving or opening documents, as users can simply paste the full file path in the field. It can also be effectively employed in order to create archives of document file paths.

Mapping an entire folder can be performed with just a few key or mouse strokes: select all documents and then copy their full paths to Clipboard. Pasting this information into a TXT file allows one to quickly create logs of directory contents.

Full Path Copy is a windowless application and can only be accessed from the shell context menu. The small application creates a “Copy full path to clipboard” option that is available whenever one right clicks over a document.

A great function of this utility is that it can batch process files. Simply selecting more than one document and accessing the context menu allows one to copy multiple file paths with just a few mouse clicks. A simple Paste command then unloads the information to the desired program.

One potential use of this resource is in quickly overwriting files. For example, after modifications to a project have been made, users can simply paste the full file path in the Save File dialog. Similarly, it can be employed in order to quickly open a document, without the need to actually browse for the file.

To conclude, Full Path Copy is one of those little unobtrusive resources that can significantly improve users' experience.