copy file name and folder name to clipboard

Openfiles | clip

can you be more specific?

From command prompt type >openfiles /query

'openfiles' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file

(I'm using windows xp - if it makes a difference)

It should be available in XP: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490961.aspx

Type 'help' at command prompt and check if it is in the list...

The link led to the same problem, and I don't see a solution on the 'help' list

I meant run the help command to see if the openfiles tool is listed on your system...

Thanks.
I did, and it's not.
any other ideas?

Which version of Word is it?

In Office 2010, you can click on File > Info to see the full path of the file. Single click to highlight the full path & then you can copy/paste.

In Office 2007, click on the round Office logo button > Prepare > Properties.  The full path is at the top of the window.  Either double click the path to highlight it or  single click, then CNTRL+SHIFT+Arrow keys to highlight the entire path..

In Office 2003, click on View > Toolbars > Web to enable the web toolbar. Single click on the path to highlight, then copy it.

Alicia

Spike99: Thanks for your help. However, I'm looking for a solution that would save me time. These ideas take longer than it would take me to just retype the folder name, and copy the filename from the save as dialog box.
Maybe a macro would be able to copy the folder name and filename? (I don't want the whole path, just the folder that the file is in.)
Thanks

To run this macro,you need a reference to the Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object library. This will already be set if you have a userform in the template

Sub ToClipboard()
    Dim fld As Field
    Dim dob As New DataObject
    'dob.SetText ActiveDocument.FullName
    'dob.SetText ActiveDocument.Path
    dob.PutInClipboard
End Sub

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"To run this macro,you need a reference to the Microsoft Forms 2.0 Object library"
How do I do this?

I figured it out myself.