Free path software for windows

Path Copy 4 is considered as a smart and useful shell extension for Windows that allows to copy the path of a file or directory to the Clipboard. You can then paste the path in to your document, e-mail, etc. You copy the path of a file or directory by right-clicking it in the Windows Explorer and choosing Copy Path from the context menu.

Major Features:

The context menu then offers nine standard ways of copying the path, in addition to the user defined copying methods that you create yourself:

1. Short Name: File/folder name converted to 8.3 characters
2. Long Name: File/folder name
3. Short Folder: Parent folder name converted to 8.3 characters
4. Long Folder: Parent folder name
5. Short Path: Full path name converted to 8.3 characters
6. Long Path: Full path name
7. Short UNC Path: Full UNC path name converted to 8.3 characters (only enabled in network environment)
8. Long UNC Path: Full UNC path name (only enabled in network environment)
9. Internet Path: Full UNC path name converted to Internet path (only enabled in network environment).

Quickly copy the path to your files or folders with QuikPath QuikPath adds a new item to the context menu of every file, folder or drive called "Copy Path To Clipboard".
When clicked, this new menu item copies the full path of the selected file, folder, or drive to the clipboard so that the path can be pasted into emails, documents, or anything else! It even resolves network drive mappings to real UNC paths that are perfect for e-mailing to coworkers.

App Paths is a simple yet powerful program designed to manage Run dialog shortcuts easily. App Paths is a simple yet powerful program designed to manage Run dialog shortcuts easily.
If you have many shortcuts, the program might take some time to load since it has to verify the existence of each linked file on the file system.
A progress bar provides a visual indication of this process. Subsequent refreshes of the list ought to be quicker to load.
All of the program commands can be accessed via a popup menu or by keyboard shortcuts. To show the menu, simply right-click anywhere in the list.
Each command is explained in more detail below.
Main features:
- Shortcuts are displayed in an easy to view list
- Each shortcut features its associated icon for visual reference
- Shortcuts are checked for their validity at startup and at each refresh of the list.
- The number of broken shortcuts are displayed in the statusbar, which if clicked on, will highlight the broken shortcuts.