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 //by Jon Ripley, January 2008//\\ \\  If you want to read the name of the file or directory pointed to by a short cut (link) file you can use the routine listed below. //FNShell_GetShortcut// takes a full path to a short cut (link) file and returns a path to the linked file:\\ \\  //by Jon Ripley, January 2008//\\ \\  If you want to read the name of the file or directory pointed to by a short cut (link) file you can use the routine listed below. //FNShell_GetShortcut// takes a full path to a short cut (link) file and returns a path to the linked file:\\ \\ 
 +<code bb4w>
         DEF FNShell_GetShortcut(LinkFile$)         DEF FNShell_GetShortcut(LinkFile$)
         LOCAL ole32%, clsid%, iidsl%, iidpf%, wsz%, psl%, ppf%, psl{}, ppf{}, path%         LOCAL ole32%, clsid%, iidsl%, iidpf%, wsz%, psl%, ppf%, psl{}, ppf{}, path%
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         SYS `CoUninitialize`         SYS `CoUninitialize`
         =$$path%         =$$path%
 +</code>
 \\  For information about how to create a short cut see the article on [[/Creating%20a%20shortcut|creating a shortcut]]. \\  For information about how to create a short cut see the article on [[/Creating%20a%20shortcut|creating a shortcut]].
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