Hi Maria. This works for me, just as you described (even the "roof of the
Explorer frame" part), for example:
C:\Windows\explorer.exe /n,/e, C:\Program Files
To test the above, right-click a blank spot on your desktop, and choose New
> Shortcut. Copy and Paste the above command in the Location box. Give it
a name in the next screen, like "Explore Program Files". Of course, the
[disc\folder] part can be whatever you want.
BTW, you are going to be a Vista expert by tomorrow, at the rate you are
going.
"Maria MS" <maria.steyn.RemoveThis@orange.nl> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> earlier we used to have a command such as
>
> C:\Windows\explorer.exe /n,/e, [disc\folder]
>
> and when clicked it would show in the left pane a fully expanded folder,
> and in the righthand pane all containing files.
>
> Also the expanded folder would begin to open just under the roof of the
> Explorerframe, remember?
>
> Very neat display of what's in the folder and files.
>
> I tried and tried to achieve this under my new Vista Home Premium - is
> this an other goodie gone?
>
> Curious,
>
> Maria
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