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Settings on Vista Windows Explorer path

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Path on Windows Explorer of XP systems can be copied and pasted. Can we have the same on Vista? It helps me transfer the path easily to the command prompt. Vista doesn't seem to allow it.

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by healer

I always use Classic View but I never clicked on it because I didn't see it would make any difference. How intuitive I am!

by rob miners

to get used to a new OS and it is already there in W7. Just click to the right in the Address bar. Did you run out of Thumbs.

by healer

I do not have Windows 7. I did download a copy. Unfortunately I didn't have a spare computer to try it. I was going to put it on my newest computer in a separate partition. However that was my main computer I was concerned that the untested software might give me more trouble than its worth.

By the way, what did your last question (Did you run out of Thumbs.)mean?

by rob miners

and you've only marked one of the answers as Helpful.

by healer

While I got your attention, could you please tell me where the option for going up one level (up-pointing arrow like what we have on XP) on the Vista Windows Explorer?

by rob miners

to my black book. ;)

Regulars should be aware of marking Answers as Helpful and awarding Thumbs but I'm amazed at the amount that couldn't be bothered. If that's the case I won't be bothered to help them in the future. ;)

by healer

How come the next one "Might be another addition" hasn't got a "Post a Reply" option available?

by seanferd

You win!

Actually, the depth of the branches off a top level post are limited. Just do what you did - reply to a post up one level (or wherever looks best to you).

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