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Try these command lines.<br />
They probably work with Win 98's Explorer.<br />

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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;152457 [http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;152457]
Try these command lines.
They probably work with Win 98's Explorer.


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SaMuEl's method works for me (on WinXP), and I can't see why it wouldn't on a Win98.<br />
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[r.D]
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SaMuEl's method works for me (on WinXP), and I can't see why it wouldn't on a Win98.

[r.D]

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I need to have a batch file open explorer to a specific directory. &nbsp;Can anyone help me? &nbsp;The opearating system is win98.<br />
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Thank you in advance,<br />
Ben
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I need to have a batch file open explorer to a specific directory.  Can anyone help me?  The opearating system is win98.

Thank you in advance,
Ben

Opening explorer with a batch file.

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