It wasn't clear to me from reading the man page for mkshortcut that
there was a way to create other Cygwin shortcuts alongside the default
Start->Program Files->Cygwin ones.
So, FYI, when you specify the name with the -n option, you can name
`directories' in the normal way. E.g.:
mkshortcut -A -P -n "Cygwin/Xwindows" /startx.bat
luke
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