The directory display opened by {dlgfolder||D:\MyDIrectory} does not expand D:\MyDirectory to display its subforlders. I'm sure that there are good reasons for this, but it means that the subsequent selection of a subfolder of D:\MyDirectory requires an extra mouseclick before one can see where one is going.
Could a switch, or some other option, be added to dlgfolder so that the subdirectories of the specified directory are displayed?
I tried using D:\MyDIrectory\ and D:\MyDIrectory* and D:\MyDIrectory*.* but they didn't change the result. I may well be missing something in the command.
Workaround: Use {dlgfolder||D:\MyDIrectory\FolderA} to open D:\MyDirectory at its first subdirectory, but this is clumsy when the subdirectories are often changing.
A further small request concerning opening a folder from the dlgfolder display. When using the keyboard without the mouse, there is no problem --- select the required directory with the arrow keys, then press the "Enter" key to open it.
When using the mouse without the keyboard, however, it's a bit clumsier --- select the required directory with single clicks (double clicks expand the directory), then climb all the way down to the bottom to press the "OK" key. Could I suggest:
One click: Selects the directory and expands it as well.
Two clicks: Opens the directory.
That would be kinder to the mouse-hand and mouse-arm.
I think that would result in accidents where people double-click folders expecting them to expand (as is standard in tree controls) and instead select them and send them to a command (potentially catastrophically).