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    how do I open a shortcut file?

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    • Igor PenhaI Offline
      Igor Penha
      last edited by

      For days I'm trying to open a "shortcut" extension file, but I can't, can someone help me?

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      • Igor PenhaI Offline
        Igor Penha
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        of course, with Alexa

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        • XanderX Offline
          Xander
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          Rather than us making a hundred wild guesses, why don't you tell us what you've already tried?

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          • Igor PenhaI Offline
            Igor Penha @Xander
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            @Xander Friend, now that I saw your answer, but I finally got it. I just picked up the destination address in properties of the shortcut I created. Thanks.

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            • Noah NaumanN Offline
              Noah Nauman @Igor Penha
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              @Igor-Penha How exactly did you get it to work. Trying to do something with a shortcut too and I am having issues.

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                Russ @Noah Nauman
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                @Noah-Nauman, generally you can use @Igor-Penha's solution and just copy the target from the shortcut and make that your command.

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                Or, if you still want to open an actual shortcut file (.lnk file), you can use the start command, like this:

                start C:\shortcuts\test.lnk
                

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