[GH-ISSUE #172] Copy File/Folder Path context menu item glyph #171

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Originally created by @JaredEStoddard on GitHub (Aug 10, 2023).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/clechasseur/pathcopycopy/issues/172

Originally assigned to: @clechasseur on GitHub.

Using v.20. I use the Copy File/Folder Path context menu item frequently -- but it does not have a glyph like Path Copy does. Possible to create a glyph that is easy to ID (perhaps a "C:\" in lime or yellow on black)? The problem is that the menu item location can change depending on context, so a user must scan for it (textually) each time. On my last use, it was item 15/26.

Originally created by @JaredEStoddard on GitHub (Aug 10, 2023). Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/clechasseur/pathcopycopy/issues/172 Originally assigned to: @clechasseur on GitHub. Using v.20. I use the **Copy File/Folder Path** context menu item frequently -- but it does not have a glyph like **Path Copy** does. Possible to create a glyph that is easy to ID (perhaps a "C:\\" in lime or yellow on black)? The problem is that the menu item location can change depending on context, so a user must scan for it (textually) each time. On _my_ last use, it was item 15/26. ![PCC-CM](https://github.com/clechasseur/pathcopycopy/assets/15371483/7c841007-0c32-4f3f-af22-f84e86acb383)

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@clechasseur commented on GitHub (Sep 28, 2023):

Sorry for the late reply, but this is already possible. In the Settings application, you can assign an icon to any command, including the default ones. You can also Shift-click in the Icon column to have a command use the default icon if you'd prefer not to provide one.

@clechasseur commented on GitHub (Sep 28, 2023): Sorry for the late reply, but this is already possible. In the Settings application, you can assign an icon to any command, including the default ones. You can also Shift-click in the Icon column to have a command use the default icon if you'd prefer not to provide one. ![image](https://github.com/clechasseur/pathcopycopy/assets/1435551/f1505274-01f9-4b61-a86e-995012555d50)