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I found this tip – Getting a List of Filenames in Vista is Easy! | Sarah In Tampa | Channel 10. BTW, no relation.

Joe

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Yep, one of the new items in Vista which I have used often in my work. However, in the article, it was written:

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Now, all you have to do is select the files, right-click, and choose “Copy as Path.”

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Normally, you have to hold down the “Shift” key while right-clicking to get the “Copy as Path” option in the context menu. It wasn’t mentioned and some may wonder why it doesn’t appear when following the article.

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Joe, et-al,Greetings from the great free state of Tennessee,,
This is “classic” for us “newbies”.I have no idea what your talking about. Ex: “BTW”, What file names?,etc Couldn’t ya be a wee bit more specific?
This is the “kinda stuff” that makes me ….. never mind. Regards Plain Fred

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BTW – By the way
AFAIK – As far as I know
IMHO – In my humble opinion
etc………….

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Joe

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A classic problem in Windows XP was getting a printed listing of the file contained in any folder. In addition to the solution listed at the linked page there have been quite a few programs written to address this shortcoming. The for personal use Karen’s Directory Printer being one. The ‘copy to path’ functionality is extremely flexible as you have many options once the information is in the Windows clipboard.

Joe

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This has been a CLASSIC problem since Windows 95

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Joe,
I Give. “LSMFT”
Regards, Plain or is it”Pain Fred”

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