Windows 7 right-click menu integrated copy and move

We open the Explorer, in the menu bar edit we can see two new features that Windows 7 provides us - copy to folder, move to folder . This allows us to quickly copy or move one or more files, or one or more directories, to another location. Eliminates the cumbersome operation of path switching. However, we know that the Explorer menu is not displayed in the default configuration (this feature is to give us a larger view), you must press the ALT key of the keyboard or adjust the folder options to always display the menu bar.

Then there is no better way to perform these two operations, such as copying and pasting, you can choose from the context menu (Context Menu), if you want to add shortcuts in the context menu, you need to modify The registry, then Windows 7 should also be able to implement, check the data found that these two new features in the registry do have corresponding items and key values, such as: "copy to" corresponds to "{C2FBB630-2971-11D1 -A18C-00C04FD75D13}", the default is "Microsoft Copy To Service", and "Move to" corresponds to "{C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}".
According to the data, add two items under "ContextMenuHandlers" and name them with the previous item names! The actual path of "ContextMenuHandlers" is:
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\AllFilesystemObjects\\shellex\\ContextMenuHandlers]
As shown below, we can then call directly in the context menu. Very convenient!