Hmm, still no replies. It's because I'm green isn't it?

I know that Windows Explorer sends messages each time you click on an item in the folder tree. The WM would most likely be "Window Message" and the "ACTIVEAPP" is the display name of the opened folder. The full path of which is displayed in the AddressBar of Windows Explorer.

Okay, if we don't know how to capture the Window Messages then perhaps someone here knows how to access the Windows Explorer history (where it logs navigation for the "Back" & "Forward" button events). Similar to Internet Explorer's "History" but for Windows Explorer (XP). Although it's most likely only held in memory.

Sheesh! Now I've just thought of another question to give the same result.
Is there a way to call AddressBar.change from Windows Explorer?

Thank you.