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Nigel Molesworth
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      10-28-2007
Is there a way to click on part of the path in an open window and open that
path in a new window? For example:

I'm in Nigel > Documents > Excel, and I want to open a second window on
Nigel > Documents so I can drill down elsewhere.

I've tried all the usual suspects, but can't find the click+key combo.

 
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      10-28-2007
"Nigel Molesworth" <> wrote in message
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> Is there a way to click on part of the path in an open window and open
> that
> path in a new window? For example:
>
> I'm in Nigel > Documents > Excel, and I want to open a second window on
> Nigel > Documents so I can drill down elsewhere.
>
> I've tried all the usual suspects, but can't find the click+key combo.
>



In Windows Explorer

Tools_Folder Options_put tick mark in Open each folder in its own window

I use the mouse...right click a folder in the nav tree...hit open, and a new
window opens

 
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DanR
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      11-04-2007

"forty-nine" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "Nigel Molesworth" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Is there a way to click on part of the path in an open window and open
>> that
>> path in a new window? For example:
>>
>> I'm in Nigel > Documents > Excel, and I want to open a second window on
>> Nigel > Documents so I can drill down elsewhere.
>>
>> I've tried all the usual suspects, but can't find the click+key combo.
>>

>
>
> In Windows Explorer
>
> Tools_Folder Options_put tick mark in Open each folder in its own window
>
> I use the mouse...right click a folder in the nav tree...hit open, and a
> new window opens


The setting "open each folder in its own window" seems to have no effect.
Right clicking "open" works though.

 
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Nigel Molesworth
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      11-22-2007
"forty-nine" <> wrote

>> In Windows Explorer
>> Tools_Folder Options_put tick mark in Open each folder in its own window


Well, yes. But I don't want it to do it every time.

 
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brink
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      11-22-2007

Nigel Molesworth;521766 Wrote:
> "forty-nine" <49@xxxxxx> wrote:
> Quote:
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> >> In Windows Explorer
> >> Tools_Folder Options_put tick mark in Open each folder in its own

> window
>
> Well, yes. But I don't want it to do it every time.


Nigel,

This tutorial will show you how to temporarily or always open a folder
in a separate window.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/91...wn-window.html

Shawn


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Nigel Molesworth
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      11-23-2007
On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 14:03:52 -0600, brink <>
wrote:

>This tutorial will show you how to temporarily or always open a folder
>in a separate window.


Thanks, that's a reasonable workaround, but I'd rather know if there is a
key combination.

 
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