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#1
Support and Feedback / Re: Shortcut (Win 10)
January 12, 2020, 22:49:39
But for a "shortcut .lnk" you need a target and (!) a name. Only one name can be used in the MC - shortcut.lnk, because the target is greyed out (see "Example_2.jpg"). In contrast to Windows shortcut.lnk.

Therefore I have described the way how it is possible to create a working link in MC at all.
#2
Support and Feedback / Re: Shortcut (Win 10)
January 12, 2020, 21:44:53
Windows has no problem with this. I have never seen this behavior in Windows Explorer or any other file manager. I have used many file managers over the last 30 years.

The shortcut is completely without any functionality.

I have tried Tools > File Links - Create (In the Menu):

The Windows link can be created in a very cumbersome way using this functionality:
1.) Assuming that it works at all: A file must be marked (-> "Example_1.jpg").
2.) First, the symbolic link must be selected ("A") to set a link to this thread, for example ("Example_2.jpg").
3.) Then you have to change to "B" ("Example_3.jpg") and only then execute it. This will then create a *.lnk file that refers to this thread.

This behaviour is - just similar to the dead functionality of the "shortcut" - very far away from the Windows standard behaviour.

In Windows it works like this by default:
1.) New link (Win_Example_2.jpg)
2.) Insert the target (Win_Example_2.jpg)
3.) Assign name (Win_Example_3.jpg)
#3
Support and Feedback / Shortcut (Win 10)
January 11, 2020, 12:52:36
Hello,

the shortcut in WIN10 is still without any function. Every shortcut is dead. It is not possible to generate or to insert any kind of path. See attachments.

Regards
Thomas
#4
Support and Feedback / Windows shortcut (url)
December 28, 2018, 19:44:04
Hello,

in the view pane, when I right-click to bring up the context menu, and then bring up the submenu, I see "Shortcut". I wonder why I cannot generate "windows-shortcuts", which are normally in this submenu.

I am not able to generate these files with MC. To be clear, I will show the steps I do on the windows desktop with explorer to generate these files:

1.) Attachment 1: Windows submenu -> Shortcut (in german "Verknüpfung"). This is different to windows explorer submenu!

2.)  Attachment 2: Paste an url or use a path to any kind of file

3.) Attachment 3: The file named "MuliCommander" is moved into a window of MC. Here I see it as "MuliCommander.url"

Thanks a lot!

Regards
Thomas