:: File to create shortcuts in a user's automation Point Folder.
:: Requires the shortcut.exe program from the WindowsNT resource kit.
:: To run this for a particular user (not the current user), pass the
:: user name as an argument; e.g. to add icons for administrator, run
:: APICONS Administrator

SETLOCAL
IF NOT %1.==. SET USER=%1 %2
IF     %1.==. SET USER=%USERNAME%
echo %user%
:: If you have moved or renamed the Automation Point folder, you will
:: need to update the following variable accordingly.
set lnk=-n "%SYSTEMROOT%\Profiles\%USER%\Start Menu\Programs\CA-Automation Point\

:: Add shortcut for Edit AP Parms (customize to match YOUR parm filename)
shortcut.exe -f %LNK%Edit AP Parms.LNK" -t %windir%\system32\notepad.exe -d %AXC_PATH% -a u#parm.prm

:: Add shortcut for Edit AP Rules (customize to match YOUR rules filename)
shortcut.exe -f %LNK%Edit AP Rules.LNK" -t %windir%\system32\notepad.exe -d %AXC_PATH% -a u#rules.rul

:: Add shortcut for Command Prompt
shortcut.exe -f %LNK%Command Prompt.LNK" -t %SystemRoot%\system32\cmd.exe -d %AXC_PATH%

:: Add shortcut for Reload AP Rules
shortcut.exe -f %LNK%Reload AP Rules.LNK" -t asorexx.exe -d %AXC_PATH% -a "loadrule pause"

:: Add shortcut for Edit old host log (customize to match YOUR host log filename)
shortcut.exe -f %LNK%Edit Old Host Log.LNK" -t %windir%\system32\notepad.exe -d %AXC_PATH% -a host_01.log

:: Add shortcut for Edit old AP log (customize to match YOUR AutoPnt log filename)
shortcut.exe -f %LNK%Edit Old AP Log.LNK" -t %windir%\system32\notepad.exe -d %AXC_PATH% -a xcmsg_01.log

goto :END
:END
:: Dump data for an existing shortcut...
:: shortcut.exe -u all -n "%SYSTEMROOT%\Profiles\administrator\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories\WORDPAD.LNK
:: ========================================================================
:: shortcut: [-? -h -f -c -r -s] [[-t] target [[-n] name]]
::         [-d working directory]
::         [-a Arguments] [-i Iconfile] [-x Icon index] [-u {all|[natdix]}]
::         [-l logfile]
::
::   -? -h        This help
::   -f           Force overwrite of an existing short cut
::   -c           Change existing shortcut
::   -s           Make shortcut non tracking (Stupid)
::   -r           Resolve broken shortcut
::   -t target    Specifies the target of the shortcut
::   -n name      Specifies the file name of the shortcut file
::   -d directory Specifies the directory name to start the application in
::   -a arguments Specifies the arguments passed when the shortcut is used
::   -i iconfile  Specifiles the file the icon is in
::   -x index     Specifies the index into the icon file
::   -u [spec]    Dumps the contents of a shortcut. 'all' is the same as
::                'natdix' but the letters of 'natdix' can be specified to
::                display specific fields in the shortcut (repeats allowed,
::                and order followed)
::   -l logfile   record error messages in specified file