Desktopverknüpfung per Cmd hinzufügen
Hallo,
wir benötigen für alle User bei uns im Betrieb ein Desktopsymbol vom Acrobat Reader.
Ist es möglich dieses per Anmelde Script zu erzeugen?
Vielen Dank für Eure Hilfe.
Dirk
wir benötigen für alle User bei uns im Betrieb ein Desktopsymbol vom Acrobat Reader.
Ist es möglich dieses per Anmelde Script zu erzeugen?
Vielen Dank für Eure Hilfe.
Dirk
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Ja, es gibt den Befehl shortcut.exe dafür.
shortcut: [-? -h -f -c -r -s] [[-t] target [[-n] name]] [-d working directory]
[-a Arguments] [-i Iconfile] [-x Icon index] [-u {all|[natdix]}]
[-l logfile]
-? -h This help
-f Force overwrite of an existing short cut
-c Change existing shortcut
-s Make shortcut non tracking (Stupid)
-r Resolve broken shortcut
-t target Specifies the target of the shortcut
-n name Specifies the file name of the shortcut file
-d directory Specifies the directory name to start the application in
-a arguments Specifies the arguments passed when the shortcut is used
-i iconfile Specifiles the file the icon is in
-x index Specifies the index into the icon file
-u [spec] Dumps the contents of a shortcut. 'all' is the same as 'natdix'
but the letters of 'natdix' can be specified to display specific
fields in the shortcut (repeats allowed, and order followed)
-l logfile record error messages in specified file
Also z.B. so:
shortcut -t PFAD_ZUM_READER -n %userprofile%\desktop\reader.lnk
Mit den Icons muß man etwas rumspielen, bis man das richtige hat.
shortcut: [-? -h -f -c -r -s] [[-t] target [[-n] name]] [-d working directory]
[-a Arguments] [-i Iconfile] [-x Icon index] [-u {all|[natdix]}]
[-l logfile]
-? -h This help
-f Force overwrite of an existing short cut
-c Change existing shortcut
-s Make shortcut non tracking (Stupid)
-r Resolve broken shortcut
-t target Specifies the target of the shortcut
-n name Specifies the file name of the shortcut file
-d directory Specifies the directory name to start the application in
-a arguments Specifies the arguments passed when the shortcut is used
-i iconfile Specifiles the file the icon is in
-x index Specifies the index into the icon file
-u [spec] Dumps the contents of a shortcut. 'all' is the same as 'natdix'
but the letters of 'natdix' can be specified to display specific
fields in the shortcut (repeats allowed, and order followed)
-l logfile record error messages in specified file
Also z.B. so:
shortcut -t PFAD_ZUM_READER -n %userprofile%\desktop\reader.lnk
Mit den Icons muß man etwas rumspielen, bis man das richtige hat.