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By: Daniel
Last updated: 24 April
Description
This section is present if bit 2 is set in the flags value in the header.
The first word value indicates the length of the string. Following the
length value is a string of ASCII characters. It is a description of the item.
Relative path string
This section is present if bit 3 is set in the flags value in the header.
The first word value indicates the length of the string. Following the
length value is a string of ASCII characters. It is a relative path to the target.
Working directory
This section is present if bit 4 is set in the flags value in the header.
The first word value indicates the length of the string. Following the
length value is a string of ASCII characters. It is the working directory as specified in
the shortcut properties.
Command line arguments
This section is present if bit 5 is set in the flags value in the header.
The first word value indicates the length of the string. Following the
length value is a string of ASCII characters. The command line string includes
everything except the program name.
Icon filename
This section is present if bit 6 is set in the flags value in the header.
The first word value indicates the length of the string. Following the
length value is a string of ASCII characters. This the name of the file containing the
icon.
Additonal Info
Usualy consists of a dword with the value 0.
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