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Windows xp is different...i think right click start button and go to properties...then folder options..then click customize
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Windows xp is different...i think right click start button and go to properties...then folder options..then click customize

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Had to look it up ...don't have xp anymore<br />
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1. Open any folder in Explorer.<br />
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2. Choose &quot;Tools&quot; then &quot;Folder Options&quot;.<br />
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3. When the multi-tabbed dialog box appears, select the &quot;View&quot; tab.<br />
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4. Check &quot;Display the full path in the title bar&quot;.<br />
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5. Click &quot;OK&quot; to close the dialog box.
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Had to look it up ...don't have xp anymore

1. Open any folder in Explorer.

2. Choose "Tools" then "Folder Options".

3. When the multi-tabbed dialog box appears, select the "View" tab.

4. Check "Display the full path in the title bar".

5. Click "OK" to close the dialog box.

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Is there a way to show the complete path i.e. C:\user\documents\notes.tx<wbr />t on the address bar on Windows XP and Windows 7?<br />
Thanks
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Is there a way to show the complete path i.e. C:\user\documents\notes.txt on the address bar on Windows XP and Windows 7?
Thanks

How can you show the full path on XP explorer

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