mrhicks
April 1st, 2001, 07:03 PM
Hello all,
I have read several of the threads about Shell Links or Shortcuts depending upon what you call them. I have seen a number of threads discussing how to create them or getting the path to the application they point to. The information I would like to gather is the position relative to the desktop. If a Links Icon is at coordinates of X: 100 and Y: 200, how to I get this information from the LNK file or do I have to use VC and the IShellLink interface? Thanks
Mark Hicks
I have read several of the threads about Shell Links or Shortcuts depending upon what you call them. I have seen a number of threads discussing how to create them or getting the path to the application they point to. The information I would like to gather is the position relative to the desktop. If a Links Icon is at coordinates of X: 100 and Y: 200, how to I get this information from the LNK file or do I have to use VC and the IShellLink interface? Thanks
Mark Hicks