mkshortcut is returning 8 when I expect it to return 0. This only happens to me on Windows 7. It returns 0 on XP. Here's what I do.
$ rm -rf a $ mkdir a $ mkshortcut -n a/b a $ echo $? 8 $ file a/b.lnk a/b.lnk: MS Windows shortcut I'd love a hand getting mkshortcut to return 0 in this case. Thanks much. -DB
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