Dick D.
April 11th 03, 09:32 PM
I guess there are many ways to skin this cat. I created a desktop shortcut
from EXPLORER.SCF then pinned it to my classic Start Menu. The details of
the shortcut are:
'Target': C:\WINDOWS\EXPLORER.SCF. 'Start In': C:\WINDOWS. It opens
explorer at C: root. Since I put it in the Start Menu, I deleted the
shortcut from the desktop... your choice.
After looking at Alex's solution, I think it has the most flexibility.
Just my 2 cents....
HTH... DD
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nospam>msn
"Mark" > wrote in message
...
> I'm trying to use the Windows Explorer function (like the
> old days in 98 etc.) and cannot figure out how to "set"
> or "hold" the view I want when I open the program again.
> It always defaults to opening "My Documents" and showing
> the many un-used folders within. How do I set it, and
> keep it, opening on my C drive!???
> Any help appreciated.
>
from EXPLORER.SCF then pinned it to my classic Start Menu. The details of
the shortcut are:
'Target': C:\WINDOWS\EXPLORER.SCF. 'Start In': C:\WINDOWS. It opens
explorer at C: root. Since I put it in the Start Menu, I deleted the
shortcut from the desktop... your choice.
After looking at Alex's solution, I think it has the most flexibility.
Just my 2 cents....
HTH... DD
--
nospam>msn
"Mark" > wrote in message
...
> I'm trying to use the Windows Explorer function (like the
> old days in 98 etc.) and cannot figure out how to "set"
> or "hold" the view I want when I open the program again.
> It always defaults to opening "My Documents" and showing
> the many un-used folders within. How do I set it, and
> keep it, opening on my C drive!???
> Any help appreciated.
>