[ANN} ShortcutsFiler

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ShortcutsFiler by Sietse Fliege

ShortcutsFiler recursively scans the path(s) that you specify for shortcuts.
It retrieves the properties of the shortcuts that it finds and of their
targets and writes the results to a comma- or otherwise seperated file
(CSV file).
ShortcutsFiler uses an .ini file for its settings and it supports
command line parameters (.ini file, multiple scan paths).

<http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/public/sf/ShortcutsFiler.html>
<http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/public/sf/ShortcutsFiler.zip>

ShortcutsFiler is written with AutoIt and comes with the script.
In case you want to run or compile the script you need AutoIt,
at least v.3.0.102.
AutoIt Homepage: http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/index.php
 
Sietse Fliege said:
ShortcutsFiler by Sietse Fliege

ShortcutsFiler recursively scans the path(s) that you specify for shortcuts.
It retrieves the properties of the shortcuts that it finds and of their
targets and writes the results to a comma- or otherwise seperated file
(CSV file).
ShortcutsFiler uses an .ini file for its settings and it supports
command line parameters (.ini file, multiple scan paths).

Very clean, totally customizable, efficient, source included, universal
output format. Even were it to be the case that I didn't need the function,
I'd already be happy.

And, at last, where before no satisfactory choices for this function, we
now have a great one. Thank you for creating this cool toy, Sietse. =)
 
ShortcutsFiler by Sietse Fliege

ShortcutsFiler recursively scans the path(s) that you specify for shortcuts.
It retrieves the properties of the shortcuts that it finds and of their
targets and writes the results to a comma- or otherwise seperated file
(CSV file).
ShortcutsFiler uses an .ini file for its settings and it supports
command line parameters (.ini file, multiple scan paths).

Anyone else have no clue what this means? LOL
 
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