Full Version: Deleting Shortcuts
Does anybody know how to delete desktop shortcuts from the command line?
QUOTE (The Felon @ Jul 27 2008, 01:01 AM) 
DOES ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO DELETE DESKTOP SHORTCUTS FROM THE COMMAND LINE?
Shortcuts are just .lnk files, they're deleted just like you'd delete any other file.
crahak is right
http://www.msfn.org/board/Forum-Rules-Upda...ead-t18408.html
but unfortunately, hes also wrong
ill fix the topic title but the pic is funny so im leaving it.
http://www.msfn.org/board/Forum-Rules-Upda...ead-t18408.html
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but unfortunately, hes also wrong
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ill fix the topic title but the pic is funny so im leaving it.
Hey crahack , that was great! Hilairious picture! You know caps are unnessasary just like those shortcuts I deleted becouse for some strange reason I was trying to delete an "ink" instead of a "lnk" file but I killed those helpless shortcuts with your sintax. 
(I'm kind of new to cumputers) but I've automated my xp install with all kinds of programs in run once and it works real good yu know I re-packaged all my programs with 7zip silents but I after having destroying an innocent shortcut from the cmd maby you would know how to create one from a command line as well?
(I'm kind of new to cumputers) but I've automated my xp install with all kinds of programs in run once and it works real good yu know I re-packaged all my programs with 7zip silents but I after having destroying an innocent shortcut from the cmd maby you would know how to create one from a command line as well?
you may need to create it from windows 
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