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In the Library of Windows Media Player you can select one or more music files. You can then right-click and in their context menu choose Open File Location . This will open up one windows explorer window for each directory that the files are in, and the files will be selected for you. So let's say we have a bunch of mp3 files in our library where three of them are these: Z:\Music\Thursday Blues\01. I wish it was friday.mp3 Z:\Music\Counting Sheep\01. Sheep #1.mp3 Z:\Music\Counting Sheep\02. Sheep #2.mp3 If we select those three (in a view where all of them are visible) and do Open File Location then two explorer windows will pop up. One will be the Z:\Music\Thursday Blues folder with 01. I wish it was friday.mp3 selected, and the other one will be the *Z:\Music\Counting Sheep** folder with both 01. Sheep #1.mp3 and 02. Sheep #2.mp3 selected. How can I do this myself in C#? We have an application which is going to export data to various formats, for example CSV and Excel, and I would like to open up explorer windows with these files selected when they are created and ready to be viewed. Currently I just do Process.Start(path) , and this works but I would love to be able to highlight those particular files as well. Would make the files that were just created much more obvious. Windows Media Player does it so well... I want to do it too =/ Are there any Microsoft employees here that could figure out how it can be done? (A)

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