Link to folder in a room - missing header area and navigation panel

Hello Community,
I have a problem, again. While creating favorites to specific folders I got a problem while using and "publishing" them.
While using the "send to..." feature the recipient gets an eMail with the link to this folder. When clicking this link he gets as the result the opened folder, displayed in a browser. Until now nothing really unexpected.
What we want is that he gets not only the opened folder. We want that he gets the whole navigation around it (navigation panel, header area) for the specific room the folder is in.
Now my question. Is it possible to create a link with this behavior?
Thanks for every hint in advance!
Regards,
Frank

Hi Frank,
if you have navigated to the room / within the room to the room part you want, check the page toolbar, choose "Add to Portal Favorites", add it under some name; then in IE choose Favorites, right-click on the favorite just added, right click, properties (or just call it). The upcoming URL of the form http://portal:50000/irj/portal?NavigationTarget=navurl://1f9eaddf81792cb6f2b9f05381cce360&&NavTargetAsRoot=true should do the trick (this at least holds from SP14 on).
Hope it helps
Detlev

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