How to add open target location to right click of mouse in win xp

Do you know the fastest way to open a file location of any desktop shortcut? i.e the directory where that file is located.

The most simple method to do this is to right click on the shortcut and then select properties and click the open file location button.

But if you have noticed in vista this feature now comes integrated with windows vista itself (as shown in the image below).

In windows XP also you can simply add “open file location” option in the right click menu as found in vista.

You need to install download and install this software, download here in order to add open target location for any shortcut on desktop

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