Windows 11 File Explorer right click

[Gibbon]

They also appear as image links at the top of the floating menu (for me anyway).
Cut, copy, rename, share, delete (presumably the most common options)

But anyway, ctrl-x, ctrl-c, ctrl-v ftw!

What does ftw do?

[WTFH]

Come to think of it, I wonder what the difference is between "Copy as path", which I haven't seen before, and bog-standard vanilla "Copy"

Hopefully it's copying the directory path to get to the file, very useful if you create shortcuts to network locations, e.g. you might have a file called "CV.docx" in a folder, which you have called "OwlHoot1" in the link, or as a shortcut Y:\OwlHoot1.
But the actual path is \\Tawny1\root\Barn\LongEared\OwlPorn\MyDocs\CV.doc x

Copying the path is giving the actual location and not just the file, or the shortcut name you gave the location.

[jmo21]

What does ftw do?

I assume that's a joke as we are on the internet?