How to Easily Copy a Path to the Clipboard in Vista

Have you ever wonder how you can easily copy a certain file path onto your clipboard without going through the long process of drilling down to the main location of the file or folder then selecting the contents of the address bar, and then copying the path?

Fortunately, in Windows Vista there is a very easy way on how you can do that. you no longer have to perform such acrobatics just to get the path to a file. All you need to do is hold down the Shift key, right click on the file or folder then in instant a new command will appear titled as Copy as Path. When you click on the Copy as Path, the path of the file or folder will be copied to the clipboard and you can now simply paste it anywhere you want.

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