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Sheng Jiang
Microsoft MVP in VC++
thanks Sheng, By the way I believe those little pictures are not really
shortcuts nor icons, but a something diferent thing.
> You mean shortcuts?
> IShellLink is the API to access shortcut files. I am not aware any wrapper
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> > Are there managed classes available ?, thanks, Carlos.
Ben Voigt [C++ MVP] - 30 Apr 2008 22:00 GMT
> thanks Sheng, By the way I believe those little pictures are not
> really shortcuts nor icons, but a something diferent thing.
Some of the icons on your desktop are shortcuts, including all the ones that
open files by path. The icon for the shortcut is specified in additional to
the file it points to.
You may also have some "real" files on your desktop. These icons are
determined by the file extension associations.
And there may be some special icons which activate Explorer plugins
(typically My Computer, Recycle Bin, Network Neighborhood), for these the
action is specified in the registry and is much more complex than a file
path.
Which are you referring to?
codeproject.com has some .NET classes for dealing with shortcuts.
>> You mean shortcuts?
>> IShellLink is the API to access shortcut files. I am not aware any
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>>> Are there managed classes available ?, thanks, Carlos.