Can't get /S argument to work

[Bobbob]

Hi all!  Newbie here.  I initially installed x2 without making it the default explorer to try it out.  Made sure I could do what I wanted via the /S argument and decided to make it the default.  So I uninstalled it via Revo and reinstalled it, ticking to make it the default explorer. Now, I can't get the /S argument to work.  I saved a layout named 'Folder'.  My shortcut target is C:\!DL\!Temp /S:Folder.  This worked fine in the previous install but now it always comes up using my Default layout settings.  What am I missing?  Any help greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

[nikos]

when xplorer2 opens as explorer replacement then it uses the command line options from the registry, not the shortcut icon. So you must edit the registry for your /S stuff

or more simply, make what you need the default layout so you don't need to specify some other layout with /S

for more information see
http://www.zabkat.com/blog/11Jan09-defa ... iation.htm
http://www.zabkat.com/blog/02Jan11-open ... u-verb.htm

[Bobbob]

Thanks for the quick reply.  But I'm confused.  I want to be able to use the Layouts to launch different folders directly into different layouts rather than always launching into the default layout and then having to select a different layout.  I have a layout I want general xplorer2 use to start up in (Default) and a layout I want my user folders to start up in (Folder - without a tree, etc.).  Maybe I'm just dim, but I guess I need a little more specific instruction on how to do that if possible.  Thanks.

[nikos]

this is not possible through explorer replacement
what you need is the professional version that can save a different layout (view mode really) for each folder. This is explained here
www.zabkat.com/blog/23Mar08.htm