Jean-Luc Arnaud
2017-03-28 16:55:05 UTC
Hi all,
Is there anybody in there, a kind of genius, knowing how to easily make
a relative shortcut for Windows?
Standard shorcuts have an absolute path to the target, for example
f:\MyFolder\MyApp.exe.
But when f: is an USB key that will mount on another PC or another time
on the same PC as a g: or k: (or what you want else) volume, the shorcut
no longer works. I read a lot of Internet threads, about .bat, .vbs,
.cdm command files. Nothing really interesting nor reliable.
So, any genius'advice?
I'm thinking about a little app replacing the shortcut (because of
different considerations, the main app is not directly accessible, it's
in a hidden folder).
Many thanks in advance for any help.
Is there anybody in there, a kind of genius, knowing how to easily make
a relative shortcut for Windows?
Standard shorcuts have an absolute path to the target, for example
f:\MyFolder\MyApp.exe.
But when f: is an USB key that will mount on another PC or another time
on the same PC as a g: or k: (or what you want else) volume, the shorcut
no longer works. I read a lot of Internet threads, about .bat, .vbs,
.cdm command files. Nothing really interesting nor reliable.
So, any genius'advice?
I'm thinking about a little app replacing the shortcut (because of
different considerations, the main app is not directly accessible, it's
in a hidden folder).
Many thanks in advance for any help.
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Jean-Luc Arnaud
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