Windows 7: Right Click Bread Crumbs

If this is elsewhere in the forum, please understand that I am fundamentally lazy. Which makes this find so cool for me. It may be important to note that I use Classic mode/theme exclusively.

Right click the bread crumbs. "Edit address" brings up the old address bar. "Copy Path as Text" - cool! Now I don't have to figure out how to force the Shift+Right Click Copy Path reveal as a stanard context menu option.

I have no idea what the "Copy Address" does.

""Delete History" - I clicked that one and now I can't remember anyone named George.

"Copy address" appears to do the same thing as "copy address as text"

Also if you click to the right of the bread crumbs, it's the same as the "Edit Address" menu option. I do like that feature.

'Copy Address As Text' creates a text string of the path.

'Copy Address' also does the same thing and it also lets you copy the entire contents of the current folder into another location

basically the 2nds also allows for copying and pasting of a folder, except from the breadcrumbs, rather than toggling the folder, right clicking and hitting copy.

maybe im dumb..but what the hell are the breadcrumbs lmao..

All of these improvements in usability and productivity are starting to make me think that Windows 7 doesn't suck after all.

I really did spend a few hours trying to force Copy Path into the context menu, epecially without the quotation marks. That is one diff in the two methods.

7im, please post a mind meld link at your Jolly Green Giant site.

The clickable address bar in explorer, introduced in Vista

Bread crumbs refers to each part of the file path in windows explorer. In Windows 7 they are active, you can click on them and quickly change directories.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breadcrumb_(navigation)

so basically the exact same thing as the navigation pane but in the address bar..wow..totally amazing ZzzzzzZzzz...

Thanks. I already asked too many dumber questions.

Well then get off your easychair you bum :P