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AlanJB:
Sounds like the perfect opportunity to learn some Multi Script  ;)

It's not that difficult, and as a recent adopter of Multi Commander, I promise you the results are worth the effort.

Nolly:

--- Quote ---Sounds like the perfect opportunity to learn some Multi Script  ;)
--- End quote ---
AlanJB,
Do you have a website you would recommend for looking into this? (I have no knowledge about this at all)

AlanJB:
Nolly,

all the information you need is here:

  http://multicommander.com/docs/UDC_multiscript (follow the links).

Help is always on hand in this and the 'Scripts' forum, especially with folk like Jungle and Mathias (the inventor of Multiscript) contributing :)

Alan

Mathias (Author):
You can not EDIT/MODIFY existing shortcut with MC and its script

But you can create new shortcuts.

With the customcommand MC.Utils.CreateLink you can create new links, (And it might work as long as you do not need to set special options inside the shortcut)
http://multicommander.com/docs/customcommands_list#mc.utils.createlink

MC.Utils.CreateLink LNKSRC="path to where link should be created"  LNKTRG="path to the file that the link should link to" LNKTYPE=4

Something like.

--- Code: ---MC.Utils.CreateLink LNKSRC="${sourcepath}MyShortcut.lnk"  LNKTRG="C:\Program\MyFile.exe" LNKTYPE=4
--- End code ---

Nolly:
Thank you, that ${sourcepath} entry works perfectly!

But I have so far just managed to make a command for one shortcut. How can I generate multiple shortcuts within the same User Defined Command?
(If I have more than one MC.Utils.CreateLink in the command window, it just uses the first command)

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