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I need to write a C# method that will find and &quot;re-target&quot; all shortcuts (eg &nbsp;.lnk files) that point to a specific target. &nbsp;I've found some WSH (windows scripting host) examples of creating shortcuts, but I can't seem to find anything that will locate all shortcuts that point to a specific target.<br />
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I need to write a C# method that will find and "re-target" all shortcuts (eg  .lnk files) that point to a specific target.  I've found some WSH (windows scripting host) examples of creating shortcuts, but I can't seem to find anything that will locate all shortcuts that point to a specific target.



How do I locate and &quot;re-target&quot; a shortcut (.lnk)

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How do I locate and &quot;re-target&quot; a shortcut (.lnk)

How do I locate and "re-target" a shortcut (.lnk)