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From:	"Jonadab the Unsightly One" <jonadab AT bright DOT net>
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Date:	Wed, 8 Aug 2001 00:35:36 -0400
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Subject:	Re: create a "real" windows shortcut ??
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# > 2. will open /usr/local/bin/backup.bat in wordpad,
# > so the user can edit that file.
# > 
# > using ln -s  ..., I can get (1) but not (2) to work.
# 
# You can't. What happens on (2)? Does it start notepad?
# You'll have to change the association of the .bat suffix
# to wordpad in Windows.

Or you can add that association, without removing the other 
one.  (You can pick between available associations by 
right-clicking.  If you just double click, it uses whichever 
one is set as default.)  Be aware that editing a batch
file in WordPad requires care when saving.  (Then again,
I think that's true of Notepad also, because of the
extension.  EDIT is really the best text editor that comes
with Windoze OOTB.)  

Does this have *anything* to do with cygwin?

-- jonadab

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