explorer window is "2xexplorer*"?

[wsfindlater]

I use PowerPro. Tryed to set the active window to "xplorer*". Did not work instead got another xplorer session with "comm port" in the title window. Went back to using "2xexplorer*" to set the active window and it works just fine.
So the name of the explorer window is "2xexplorer*"?

[fgagnon]

I don't know anything about PowerPro; but it sounds like you need to set a path to xplorer2 in your PowerPro setup.

If you took the 'default' installation location, that would be
either (for unicode install):
C:\Program Files\zabkat\xplorer2\xplorer2_UC.exe

or, for non-unicode (Lite or on w9x OS):
C:\Program Files\zabkat\xplorer2\xplorer2.exe

[Starsurfer]

power pro is a great program,..i like it too...haven't used it in quite a while though..(have my config files backed..gonna install it again soon)
to your question..i think it is, as u say, 2xexplorer..but nikos will probably confirm it.

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[nikos]

i don't know how powerpro works but the window name is definitely not 2xexplorer. But if it works for you...

[wsfindlater]

Still trying to figure out what is going on.

Yes, Powerpro is a fantastic freeware program, that works very well with xplorer, in fact the powerpro user's group is where I first heard of 2xexplorer.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/

The lastest version of powerpro (4.x) is even better than ever.
http://powerpro.webeddie.com/

Everyone in this group should at least check it out.

[pila]

I use PowerPro. Tryed to set the active window to "xplorer*". Did not work instead got another xplorer session with "comm port" in the title window. Went back to using "2xexplorer*" to set the active window and it works just fine.
So the name of the explorer window is "2xexplorer*"?

I do not understand what exactly you wanted to do? I use the following in my macro that uses tapping a Shift key for a moment to send Tab to these three applications (this is actual copy & paste):

Registry Editor*, ALZip*, xplorer*

So xplorer* is recognized as it should be on my system.