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edited Apr 2, 2023 at 17:17

START "" filename.lnk should do the trick

As long as there is no exe with the same name as the shortcut, you can omit the .lnk, so just START "" filename

START "" filename.lnk should do the trick

As long as there is no exe with the same name as the shortcut, you can omit the .lnk, so just START filename

START "" filename.lnk should do the trick

As long as there is no exe with the same name as the shortcut, you can omit the .lnk, so just START "" filename

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edited Apr 2, 2023 at 2:10

START "" filename.lnk should do the trick

As long as there is no exe with the same name as the shortcut, you can omit the .lnk, so just START filename

START filename.lnk should do the trick

As long as there is no exe with the same name as the shortcut, you can omit the .lnk, so just START filename

START "" filename.lnk should do the trick

As long as there is no exe with the same name as the shortcut, you can omit the .lnk, so just START filename

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START filename.lnk should do the trick

As long as there is no exe with the same name as the shortcut, you can omit the .lnk, so just START filename

START filename.lnk should do the trick

As long as there is no exe with the same name as the shortcut, you can omit the .lnk, so just START filename

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