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what's the best way to delete some shortcuts and the respective folder from the start menu?!?

i'have localized all folders that i want to be deleted this folders are installed when i install the software....

there are folders in the All users and in my account name!!

if i do like i think that i have to do ... :)

like this:

cd c:\Documents and settings\all users\start menu\programs

RD /s /q FOLDER1

RD /s /q FolDER2

....

if exists what is the documents and settings "shortcut" - (%systemdrive% lik this)

thks


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i'have localized all folders that i want to be deleted this folders are installed when i install the software....
What??? I didn't understand you...
if exists what is the documents and settings "shortcut" - (%systemdrive% lik this)

Their isn't any. You'll have to use %systemdrive%\Document and Settings and hope its there...

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soory abou my english....

i install all extra software :) with one batch file .... guirunone (start.cmd)

and then i get the shortcuts in start menu!!!

but i don't need them all....

i want to delete some...

i think the best way maybe is

RD /S /Q %systemdrive%\docs_set\start_meu\progrmas\FOLDERTODEL1

RD /S /Q %systemdrive%\docs_set\start_meu\progrmas\FOLDERTODEL2

...

thks anyway... :rolleyes:

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if exists what is the documents and settings "shortcut" - (%systemdrive% lik this)

Their isn't any. You'll have to use %systemdrive%\Document and Settings and hope its there...

Erm... %allusersprofile% for all users and %userprofile% for current user.

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if exists what is the documents and settings "shortcut" - (%systemdrive% lik this)

Their isn't any. You'll have to use %systemdrive%\Document and Settings and hope its there...

Erm... %allusersprofile% for all users and %userprofile% for current user.

Those aren't for "C:\Documents and Settings" but for "C:\Documents and Settings\<User>" and "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users" wich are not the same :)

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