I do know that if you copy the shortcut from one 95 box to another then back again it will continue to function. Sorry I don't have the reg locations handy for how to create them.. maybe try creating a shortcut with a really unique name then doing a search in the reg...

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Lon Geefshuysen (MCP)
kixtart.to/lon
lon@kixtart.to

Darryl Jacoby, MCSE

KEY:HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer

VALUE:LinkResolveIgnoreLinkInfo = 1

Like Darryl says, you can quickly create a link file by using the NTRESKIT shortcut.exe program. For example, to make a shortcut to notepad you specify ...

shortcut -t notepad.exe

It will create a file called notepad.lnk in you current directory. Unfortunately, shortcut.exe doesn't allow you to rename your link file or specify a target directory. But you can rename/move it later after it's created.

Shawn.

Use shortcut.exe -c -s shortcutfilename.lnk
The -c says to change the shortcut, the -s means to make it stupid (really does say this if you do shortcut/?).

Darryl

i konw it is not nice but it works

ps anybody knows when kixtart will create shortcuts with shortcutKey defined