UDF's are User Defined Functions. They add functionality to the kix32.exe that is not and does not have to be embedded into kix32.exe. Users of kix created them for "special tasks".
There is a special section on this board for them here. Each UDF has some explanations about the way to use them and what they do at the top of the UDF.
We did the shortcuts by using WSHShortcut() found here.

It creates shortcut to programs (files) and/or WebPages like this:

Code:

Call @SCRIPTDIR +"\wshShortCut().udf"

$=wshShortcut("KiXtart Web Page","http://www.kixtart.org") ;creates a shortcut to this board.
$=wshShortcut("Notepad","%systemroot%\system32\notepad.exe") ;creates a shortcut to notepad.


Off course you will need to put the code from the wshsortcut udf link above in the file wshshortcut().udf in the same dir as the script you are calling it from in this example.

Edited by Mart (2005-08-09 12:53 PM)