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Object Command-Line Arguments
A link file contains command-line arguments that the shell passes to the
corresponding object when the user selects the link. An application can set the
command-line arguments for a shortcut by using the IShellLink::SetArguments member function. It is useful to set command-line arguments when the
corresponding application, such as a linker or compiler, takes special flags as
arguments. An application can retrieve the command-line arguments from a shortcut by
using the IShellLink::GetArguments member function.
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