Windows Vista Tips: SHIFT + Right-Click on Windows Explorer

When you do SHIFT + Right-click the file or folder in Windows Explorer, you'll see two additional commands that you won't find if you do only right-clicking. They are Copy as Path and Open Command Window Here.



Copy as Path

You'll see this option/command if you right-click the folder or file while pressing SHIFT, in Windows Explorer. The result, the path of the folder or file you points will be located into clipboard. Just perform Paste action in the text editor program, such as notepad, to get the path.
You can select more than one folder and file, before you perform SHIFT + Right-click, it will copy all the folders/files path into clipboard.

Open Command Window Here

You'll see this option/command if you right-click a folder (not file) while pressing SHIFT, in Windows Explorer. The result, it will open Command Prompt window and automatically set the path to the folder path.