.EXPLORE {<directory>}
The EXPLORE command launches the Windows explorer for a specified directory location.
If no arguments are specified, it explores the current directory. Directory format may be native Windows (relative or absolute), or AMOS-style. Examples:
.EXPLORE %MIAME%
.EXPLORE SYS:
.EXPLORE DSK0:[7,6]
.EXPLORE DSK0:2,2
.EXPLORE \\SERVER\PATH
.EXPLORE ..\..\BIN
.EXPLORE
In the UNIX/ATE environment, the directory must be PC native spec and any environment variables are evaluated relative to the ATE client.
