How do you copy the address bar I have a folder which about 5 deep within another folder so the address to that folder is quite long so how do I copy it's location from the address bar so I can paste it into a text file or CMD prompt.
Many thanks
How do you copy the address bar I have a folder which about 5 deep within another folder so the address to that folder is quite long so how do I copy it's location from the address bar so I can paste it into a text file or CMD prompt.
Many thanks

Right clicking the yellow folder next to "Location" will change the path format from how it looks above the red line to how it looks below the red line and give you "Copy" in the contact menu.
If it's something you do frequently then you might find setting up a hotkey or toolbar button saves a few clicks. You can use this command to put the current path into the clipboard:
@nofilenamequoting
Clipboard SET {sourcepath$|noterm}
I usually use F4 and Ctrl-C to copy the path of the current folder.
Cheers
Roger
FWIW, here is the definition for the user command I created on my system to use for the Double-click on file display background option in prefs...
So for me, it's the <Ctrl + double-click> on the file display background (empty lister space) that copies the current path to the clipboard... basically, the same as the command Leo suggested.
[code]@nofilenamequoting
@keydown:none
Go CURRENT BACK UP
@keydown:alt
Go CURRENT NEWTAB OPENINDUAL
@keydown:altctrl
Go CURRENT NEWTAB=nofocus OPENINDUAL
@keydown:ctrl
Clipboard SET {s|noterm}
@keydown:ctrlshift
Go CURRENT NEWTAB=nofocus
@keydown:shift
Go CURRENT NEWTAB[/code]