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This is an article about how to use the Long Path Tool. The long path tool has many features that most people don't know about. It is very easy to use, but it is even easier with this article! I'm sure you remember the most aggravating feeling you get when trying to copy a file from one folder to another on your computer. You can copy-paste it onto your desktop temporarily, but there are many times I've had files on my desktop needlessly duplicated because I underestimated the sheer length of my filename. You can delete all of them manually, or find out how to use the Long Path Tool . The long path tool can be used to create a shortcut that will allow you to copy a long filename into a shorter filename with ease. Once you have done this, the shortcut, or link, will contain a list of files and folders that can be copied by right clicking on it and choosing "Copy". To create the shortcut, all you need to do is right click on an empty area of your desktop. Perhaps somewhere in the far left corner if you are using Windows XP, or below the Start button if using Windows Vista or 7. In macOS select what would be called "Spotlight"- A window will open up with your active syncing services showing up in it. Click on the square "Calculate" button in the top left corner. Click the "Link" button in your newly opened window. Click "Copy". The shortcut will now appear on your desktop before you can click on it, and it will be pointed to the same folder as your original file was. Copy down the long URL . Now that you have created this shortened file, copy it into your destination folder, or just drag and drop it if you are using Windows XP. When you double-click on the shortcut, one of two things will probably occur:With this single tool anyone can manage their long links to any folder all at once with ease. One could even create a shortcut to their desktop and use it to run an application that needs to access a file very, very long. This is an article about how to repair your Windows without having to use a repair disk. This will work for all versions of Windows except for XP. It will work on 98, ME, NT4 and Android too if you use the right steps listed in the article. First of all I'm going to try and explain how windows 7 works then move onto windows 8 and 10. Windows 8 and 10 were a massive change from how the previous versions of Windows worked. In Windows 10, they made it so you can press the 'Windows key' + 'I' to access anything you would normally type into the search bar. If you want to find out how to do this you can follow the steps below: 1) Press Windows Key + I (On Your Keyboard) This will open up a thumbnail of your installed applications and will appear on your taskbar. It will also show an icon for whatever application is currently running which we can double click to open up. cfa1e77820
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