…not that some of the other products aren’t useful. It’s just that with File Menu Tools, you can put prettmy much ANYTHING on the right-click menu in Windows Explorer… including stuff that’s not intended to be there. One of File Menu Tool’s best features is the ability to move other right-click menu utilities onto a sub-menu so that the right-click menu in Windows Explorer doesn’t get so long (I hate when it’s so long that one has to scroll-up/down just to see all of it).

And in Vista, at least, item 9 is kinda’ pointless because all one has to do to convert Vista’s “breadcrumb trail” feature up at the top of the window to a full, regular path which can be copied to the clipboard as easily as Ctrl-C is to left-single-click on the little file folder at the far left end of the breadcrumb trail. In other words, just navigate to the folder whose path you want to copy to the clipboard, then left-single-click on the little folder icon at the far left end of the breadcrumb trail, and, voila!, it turns into a normal full path. Then you just Ctrl-C it to the clipboard. Easy!

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Gregg L. DesElms
gregg at greggdeselms dot com
Napa, California