How Do You Copy File Names In Windows Explorer?
Windows Explorer is the file management tool that is included with every release of Windows. This file management tool allows users to drag and drop files into new directories. The newest versions of Windows Explorer also allow you to transfer files over the Internet. However, if you need to copy a file path in a pre-Vista version of Windows Explorer, then you need to follow some unorthodox steps to copy file names. Open WordPad. Go to “Start” at the bottom left-hand corner of the desktop, then “All Programs.” WordPad is located in the “Accessories” tab. When the program launches, you should see a blank screen. Navigate Windows Explorer to the file directory that you want to copy. Select it once in the Explorer window, so that it is highlighted. Click on it and drag the file over to WordPad. The file name will appear in the box. Note, if you are using XP, you need service pack two or later to view the file name. Highlight the file name text in WordPad and then right-click. Select “Copy
