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Yup... this is what I was looking for.
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From a VBS login script I need to be able to walk the user's file system and change the location of an Internet shortcut from one website to another based on what the existing shortcut target is. We are moving an application from one server to another and several hundred desktops have these shortcuts all over the place (desktop, start menu, favorites folder).<br />
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I'm fairly good with VBS and I'm not asking you to write the code for me. A few links would be helpful enough.<br />
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TIA
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From a VBS login script I need to be able to walk the user's file system and change the location of an Internet shortcut from one website to another based on what the existing shortcut target is. We are moving an application from one server to another and several hundred desktops have these shortcuts all over the place (desktop, start menu, favorites folder).

I'm fairly good with VBS and I'm not asking you to write the code for me. A few links would be helpful enough.

TIA

VBScript - Change .URL target recursively

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