setting detail view in windows explorer using command

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Kamil.Eichelberger

Hi,
i want to open windows explorer using command like:
explorer.exe /n, /e, \\host
but view should be set on details....
does anybody knows parameters for this??
 
U can make a folder shortcut (not a shrtcut to a folder) that will do
what u want but it will be for a fixed folder.

Gotta use macro to do it for any folder.VBS/AutiIt 4 example

This was asked & answered in post I made in last 3 mos- Google this NG
for LJL269

HTH-Larry

Hi,
i want to open windows explorer using command like:
explorer.exe /n, /e, \\host
but view should be set on details....
does anybody knows parameters for this??

Any advice is my attempt to contribute more than I have received but I can only assure you that it works on my PC. GOOD LUCK.
 
see Auto Details View on 3/18/07

HTH-Larry

Hi,
i want to open windows explorer using command like:
explorer.exe /n, /e, \\host
but view should be set on details....
does anybody knows parameters for this??

Any advice is my attempt to contribute more than I have received but I can only assure you that it works on my PC. GOOD LUCK.
 
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Hi,
i want to open windows explorer using command like:
explorer.exe /n, /e, \\host
but view should be set on details....
does anybody knows parameters for this??


http://groups.google.com/group/micr...037119/e39f7b706a704ff0?#doc_8138aac941470cbc

If you want more control you can try AutoHotKey : http://autohotkey.com

Example-
What=explorer.exe /e,C:\

Run %What%
EClass=ahk_class ExploreWClass
WinWait %EClass%
PostMessage,0x111,28716,,,%EClass%
PostMessage,0x111,30213,,,%EClass%
WinMove,,,,,900,700


the script will
- open explorer at c drive
- in explorer view
- with details view
- Date Modified selected
- Window Width-900, Height-700




Good Luck, Ayush.
 

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