Hi Valentin,

You can use WSH to read shortcut properties.

lcShortcut = "..."
oShell = CREATEOBJECT('WScript.Shell')
oSC = oShell.CreateShortcut(lcShortcut)
? oSC.TargetPath	&& Target w/o command line parameters
? oSC.Arguments         && Parameters
? oSC.WorkingDirectory  && Start in

>Hi Everyone,
>
>Given the .LNK, how can we get the following information:
>1. The file(.DOC, .XLS, .PDF, ...) that will be open when the .LNK file is double clicked
>2. The application(path and filename of the .EXE file) that is used in openning the file that is pointed in the .LNK file
>3. Start in directory