Show Full File Path

I have no luck locating the full file path to a Photoshop document in CS5. I have tried hovering my cursor over the short title in the tab for the document, but I only get the name of the document.
I am on XP Professional.
I don't have this problem on another computer which I use that runs Vista.

Hi Noel,
Thanks for the help. I am refering to documents opened from disk, not new documents. I ended up writting a script that I have a hotkey assigned to that brings up an alert dialog with the path to the file on disk:
The whole issue is: I have opened a bunch of files in PS, some may be duplicate images in different locations, or "I just want to know where [on disk] this image is that I am working on" without having to close-reopen, go to the recent list, or other series of steps. I know this may sound kinda lame at first look, "Hey doesn't he know where the file is that he just opened?", but working in the games industry I, at times, have many files open or am moving from one [disk] location to another and it is just VERY convenient to have the file path info readily available in PS.
BTW: A cooler windows util for getting/copying the path (in a variety of ways) of a file in windows explorer is the context util called Path Copy: http://download.cnet.com/Path-Copy/3000-2072_4-10036463.html. Which looks like this:
Cheers,
~Greg

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