Warning: You have to use the command line to use this tool ;-)
The syntax is as follows:
mklink [[/d] | [/h] | [/j]] <Link> <Target>
Most of the time I use it with the /d option. This lets the link point to a directory.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Using symbolic links under Windows
Since Windows Vista it is possible to use symbolic links just like you know it under Linux/Unix systems.
Warning: You have to use the command line to use this tool ;-)
The syntax is as follows:
Most of the time I use it with the /d option. This lets the link point to a directory.
Warning: You have to use the command line to use this tool ;-)
The syntax is as follows:
Most of the time I use it with the /d option. This lets the link point to a directory.
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