Copy File Name Utility  Crack+ For PC
This utility offers a set of two custom menu options that can be invoked through right-clicking a file/folder and selecting one of the options available on the custom menu. The custom menu options can be located above each file/folder. When the user right-clicks a file/folder, the first menu option "Copy Pathname" can be invoked. This appends the full path of the file or folder to the clipboard. If arg2cp.exe is running, the application displays the path on the same menu option. The other custom menu option is "Copy Filename". This appends the name of the file or folder to the clipboard. If arg2cn.exe is running, the application displays the name of the file or folder on the same menu option.
The application requires a Microsoft Windows 95, 98 or ME or later operating system.
The application is provided as freeware and as such you are free to use it at any time and for any purpose. You may not redistribute it or charge for its use. You may not charge for support services for its use. The distribution of this application is covered by the GNU General Public License v2.0, a copy of which is available at www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html. This software is copyrighted under the GNU General Public License v2.0.
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Copy File Name Utility 
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Copy Pathname (arg2cp.exe): This is the first of the two utilities. This application copies the selected path to the clipboard. It also creates a registry entry that will cause Windows Explorer to display a custom context menu item with the path copied to the clipboard.
Copy Filename (arg2cn.exe): This is the second utility. It does the exact same thing as Copy Pathname, but it creates a registry entry that will cause Windows Explorer to display a custom context menu item with the file/folder name copied to the clipboard.
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Note: This utility package was created by Korilux.com. The package was designed, written, and tested with Microsoft Windows XP and Vista.
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Copy File Name Utility is a free utility that lets you copy the name of any selected file, any selected folder, or an open folder (its contents) to the clipboard. Note that the application does not normally copy the path to the file. It is considered very risky to copy the path to the file, as the path to the file may contain the name of a directory, where there may be files and sub directories, including the file you are trying to copy to the clipboard.
You can select which files/folders you want to copy the name of. Selecting a file/folder opens the file and folder. If you want to copy the name of a file/folder that is currently open in a window,
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