I looked at it, and agree with you on the benefits.   I want to get to the point eventually where I can write actual programs, but for the time being I'm still just  stumbling through batch files.

So the good news, I have another one.  It copies a path (or any information entered, for that matter) to the clipboard.  This one has a setup so no need to edit the script.  Just download the file and rename .txt to .bat as before.  Run it, and it will prompt you for the info it needs, first the name you want to assign to the slot, then the path for that respective slot.   After you are finished entering the information, it will create a new batch file which will be the main program.  Run it, and select whichever slot from the menu you want to copy to the clipboard.

Example:  I make a character, and want to transfer the FBM to a clothing item.  In the setup I would enter "My Characters" as the slot name, and "C:runtimeslibrariescharactermy characters" as the path.  Then I can open Morphing Clothes, copy the path with the program, and paste the path into the location bar in MC, instead of having to browse through all the folder levels to get to what I want.