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[Mark F. Madura]

FYI,

You can use registry file to add the following options to your Windows Explorer context menu (i.e., right-click on a file).

Copy To Folder …
Move To Folder …

Just save the zipped REG file to your desktop or some other temporary location. Extract CopyToMoveTo.reg, then right-click on this file and select Merge to add the entries to your Windows registry.

Afterward, you’ll be able to right-click on any file in Windows Explorer and copy or move it to a new folder without having to open another Explorer window first.

MFM

thanks Mark.
Now if I could get added to the typical file command the
Recent Folders item, that is a nice feature that Windows doesn't appear to have.

Hello,

In WinXP, I right-clicked on the .REG file and selected Merge, to get it into my Registry.

How do I remove this after I have put it in.

It seems to be interferring when I try to print or open with .pdf files.
I'll select a file and when I open with Acrobat, the copy to and move to screens both pop up.