When CopyPath is selected from a right-click context menu it will copy the path (including filename) of the item clicked onto the clipboard. If you can't see the point, then fair enough, don't download it. For the rest of us, who have ever been frustrated by staring at a file in Windows Explorer and just wanted to say "That one!" to whatever 'Open File' window or 'Program Location' settings text box is asking you to browse for (or even type in!) yet another deeply buried file.

I have also made available a similar thing for Internet Explorer. If you install this then it will add an item to the IE right click menu called, unsurprisingly, Copy Path. This will copy the URL of the *frame* clicked on to the clipboard. This will not be the same URL as is displayed in the address bar if the site uses frames. To download this IE extension click the CopyPath for IE link in the download section. Installation instructions are included in the zip file.