DreamiX

Hi Erich! I'm sorry, but that's not what I meant. I want to have the directory "c:\myfiles\test\data" be selected, but with "c:\myfiles" as root, which means you won't see any other drives or directories above "c:\myfiles". Try "explorer.exe /root,C:\myfiles" to see, what I mean. But I want that with a tree-view on the left and the subdirectory "\test\data" open. With Win NT this was possible. Greetings, DreamiX.

I have a problem with Win XP Explorer that didn't appear with NT. I try to open an explorer-window on the command line with, e.g.: explorer.exe /e,test\data,/root,c:\myfiles In NT this did the following: a new explorer window was opened, with C:\myfiles as the root-directory in the tree-view at the left (which means, that you couldn't go up to C:\ or something else above C:\myfiles) and with cd folder C:\myfiles\test\data selected and the content of this directory shown on the right. With Win XP it simply does that: opens the window with C:\myfiles as root-directory, but neither selects, nor opens the subdirectory C:\myfiles\test\data. It simply shows the content of C:\myfiles. What is the problem? I already tried explorer.exe /e,c:\myfiles\test\data,/root,c:\myfiles, and many other combinations, but they didn't work either.