Solved the first part.
I notice I have the first time to locate shortcut.exe using browse.

I notice I have the first time to locate shortcut.exe using browse.


The exit option don't work
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Stay tuned! 

P.S. I'm aware of AHK's FileGetShortcut.

... to use Autohotkey as the .lnk library while avoiding GPL issues.
Now coding the AHK script ...
FileGetShortcut, %1%, OutTarget
stdout := FileOpen("*", "w")
stdout.Write(OutTarget)
Hello! Just wanted to mention the reason this is unsolved is simple: I don't have Visual Studio on my Linux development computer. This is one of the edge cases where no library did the job.Don't worry. Are difficult times for everybody.
Sorry to Contro (We tried to make things work using VS on his Machine via PM). The program is 99%, only need a developer to follow the instructions on:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9414152/get-target-of-shortcut-folder
Sincere apologies! I don't know when I am going to have a Windows 10 development computer again... for the time being, I am doing as much as I can to be helpful to the DC community with my Linux / Windows 7 setup.
Thanks!

Don't worry.

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