Path Copy

- Version 3.0

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Path Copy Description:
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Path Copy is a shell extension that enables you to copy the path of a file or
directory to the Clipboard from inside the Windows Explorer. All you have to
do is to open the Windows Explorer, right-click the item(s) of interest and
choose "Copy Path" in the context menu.


Path Copy Installation:
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Right-click on PATHC300.INF file and choose "Install" in the context menu.
If a dialog appears asking the location of the files, navigate to the files
and click OK (in most cases, the correct path will already be shown).

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Revision List:


* Version 3.0

  Additions:

  - "Copy Short Name" and "Copy Long Name" menu items added to enable copy of
    the file and directory names without the full path.
  - Wildcards (? and *) are now supported when replacing text in user defined
    copy methods.
  - Online help updated.


  Removals:

  - None


  Fixes:

  - When a user defined copy method replaces text all occurrences of the text
    to replace are now replaced. Previously only the first occurrence was
    replaced.


* Version 2.1

  Additions:

  - Support for user defined copying methods. Choose "Setup..." in the 
    "Copy Path" menu to setup the copying methods. This means that the user
    can define settings for the way that paths are copied. These settings
    include replacement of text, conversion of backslashes to slashes, etc.
  - About dialog box added (choose "About Path Copy" in the System menu of
    the Setup Path Copy dialog box).
  - Online help added.


  Removals:

  - None


  Fixes:

  - Correct displaying of help texts in the Windows Explorer status bar.


* Version 2.0

  Additions:

  - "Copy Short UNC Path" menu item added to allow UNC paths to be converted 
    to short paths.
  - "Copy Internet Path" menu item added to allow paths to be formatted 
    according to the internet standard. This means that e.g. spaces are
    converted to %20's. This allows the copied path to be used as a file link
    in e.g. e-mails (of course the e-mail client has to supports file links -
    Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook Express support file links).
  - When an item located in a shared directory on the local hard drive is
    path copied (through UNC or Internet copy), the name of the share is now
    merged into the path copied to the Clipboard (this feature works on
    Windows NT and Windows 2000, but NOT on Windows 95/98).


  Removals:

  - None


  Fixes:

  - "Copy Path" menu sometimes appeared multiple times in the Windows Explorer
    File menu. This has been fixed.
  - The Windows Explorer crashes when the "Copy Path" menu item is chosen
    from the context menu of the folder tree (in the left pane). This has
    been fixed.


* Changes in version 1.0

  - First public release

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