Boost your contextual menus with FileUtilsCM

Here's a very useful utility. FileUtilsCM beefs up your Mac's contextual menus with a number of useful features. Our favorite, by far, is the ability to copy a file's path to the clipboard with click.

Other functions include touch modification date, lock, make read only and refresh view in the Finder. You can even toggle extension visibility and make use of a full "File Info" submenu.

FileUtilsCM is free and requires Mac OS 10.3.9 or higher.

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Here's a very useful utility. FileUtilsCM beefs up your Mac's contextual menus with a number of useful features. Our favorite, by far, is...

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Jeffrey

"touch" is a Unix command that updates the modification date of a file, changing it to the current date and time. So, "touch modification date" means to update the modification date of the target file. Better names for the menu item might be "touch file" or "Update modification date."

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