There are a few possible ways to do what you want.
See Help Index "explorer command line"
I presume you want something shorter than typing all this
every time you want to explore a folder:
explorer /e,/select,c:\folder
You could make a hotkey, such as right click anywhere on caption,
or better, a keyboard key you never use in the run box such as: `
[that is "grave accent", the not-shifted ~ key]
with this in the box for the target window: PowerPro run
Command: keys
Parameter: explorer,/e,/select,
Then when the run box is empty (or all its text is selected)
type: `c:\folder
Or write a script called e2.powerpro in your powerpro\scripts
folder containing one line:
do("explorer","/e,/select," ++ arg(1))
or its one line could be:
do("exec explorer2", arg(1))
You would run it with: .e2("c:\folder")
Or you could write a batch file called e2.bat and place it in
Windows' Path, such as in c:\windows, containing one line:
explorer /e,/select,%1
which you would run with: e2 c:\folder
That works but it also shows a command console window :(
You could make it start minimised by creating a shortcut
to the e2.bat file, right click the shortcut and change its
Properties to start minimised (applies to the command window
not to the explorer window).
Personally I would prefer the first idea, a hotkey to insert:
explorer,/e,/select,
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