finding target file

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Leo Kline

In the XP operating system when I wanted to find the storage locatioon of a
file I could right click on the file-click properties and show the target
location. In visa it seems that when I try the same thing the Path to the
target is not visible. How do I find the target path?
 
Leo Kline said:
In the XP operating system when I wanted to find the storage locatioon of
a file I could right click on the file-click properties and show the
target location. In visa it seems that when I try the same thing the Path
to the target is not visible. How do I find the target path?
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Shows up here, on the General Tab of Properties....
 
Mort was right-, I did mean sshortcut.e.g. I have a shortcut on my desktop
for Excel. I
want to find the .exe file for excel. RIght clicking on the shortcut and
looking at either Properties/general (which tells me where the SHORTCUT "
IS located or Properties /shortcut gives me the line "Target" but just shos
the name iof the file and not its location
 
Leo Kline said:
Mort was right-, I did mean sshortcut.e.g. I have a shortcut on my desktop
for Excel. I
want to find the .exe file for excel. RIght clicking on the shortcut and
looking at either Properties/general (which tells me where the SHORTCUT "
IS located or Properties /shortcut gives me the line "Target" but just
shos
the name iof the file and not its location
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MS Office shortcuts are not pointing to files, they contain Application GUID
for Windows Installer.
 
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