Neil Mitchell wrote:
Hi
Drop into the command line, rename the file from foo.lnk to foo.txt,
using "ren foo.lnk foo.txt", then open "foo.txt". It's a chunk of
binary goop, so will likely not be much use.
There is a COM class for editing shortcut files (IShellLink), which
I've used before from C code. See
http://darcs.haskell.org/hugs98/src/winhugs/installer/ShellCode.cpp,
in particular the CreateShortcut function.
Thanks
Neil
Neil,
Thanks but following a discussion on #haskell, it's all beginning to
sound a bit hard. Somehow I thought it would be easy. I know where the
real files are so I'll just set a directory as a parameter, strip off
the .lnk from the name and use that + the directory to manipulate them.
Dominic.
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