Navagate directly to File in Windows Explorer

[Damastah]

I'm in the Control Panel under Network Connections and I want to get to the properties of the Local Area Connection. I know that all new computers have this connection and therefore, the icon will always be there. When the window loads, I want to tell the script to go straight to this connection and highlight it. Currently, I'm saying:

WinWait("WINDOW")
ControlSend("WINDOW","", "blah blah blah {TAB} blah, {RIGHT}{DOWN} blah blah {ENTER}")

Is there a better way to say "I want to go straight to the icon named 'Local Area Connection'?"

Something similar to how I can activate a window by name using WinActivate("WINDOW_NAME")?

[billthecreator]

to go to a file in WE, i normally use this

Run('"' & EnvGet('windir') & '\explorer.exe" /select,"' & $FullPathOfFile & '"') ;must have full path for $FullPathOfFile

not sure about control panel though..

Edited August 12, 2009 by billthecreator

[Damastah]

I know about that method, But I want to use the WE window that already exists and navigate from there. Because everything doesnt have a physical location and cannot be located using a path.

[billthecreator]

then i dont know what to tell you. im stuck there. sorry

[picea892]

this works for me

Run("explorer.exe ::{7007ACC7-3202-11D1-AAD2-00805FC1270E}")

WinWaitActive("Network Connections","")

ControlListView("Network Connections","", "SysListView321", "Select",1)

send("{enter}")