1000	shortcut: [-? -h -f -c -r -s] [[-t] target [[-n] name]] [-d working directory]\n
1001		[-a Arguments] [-i Iconfile] [-x Icon index] [-u {all|[natdix]}] \n\n
1002	  -? -h        This help\n
1003	  -f           Force overwrite of an existing short cut\n
1004	  -c           Change existing shortcut\n
1005	  -s           Make shortcut non tracking (Stupid)\n
1006	  -r           Resolve broken shortcut\n
1007	  -t target    Specifies the target of the shortcut\n
1008	  -n name      Specifies the file name of the shortcut file\n
1009	  -d directory Specifies the directory name to start the application in\n
1010	  -a arguments Specifies the arguments passed when the shortcut is used\n
1011	  -i iconfile  Specifiles the file the icon is in\n
1012	  -x index     Specifies the index into the icon file\n
1013	  -u [spec]    Dumps the contents of a shortcut. 'all' is the same as 'natdix'\n
1014	               but the letters of 'natdix' can be specified to display specific\n
1015	               fields in the shortcut (repeats allowed, and order followed)\n
1050	Error: unable to find %s\n
1051	Error: %s already exists.\n	Use the -f flag to overwrite it\n
1052	Error: can't write file %s\n
1053	Error: file isn't a link %s\n
1054	Error: can't read file %s\n
1055	a target file must be specified for a new shortcut
1056	Error: unknown undump switch %c
1057	Error: I couldn't do it and I don't know why\n
1058	Icon File: %s\n
1059	Icon Index: %d\n
1060	Arguments: %s\n
1061	LinkName: %s\n
1062	Target: %s\n
1063	Working Directory: %s\n
1064	Resolving...
1065	cancelled\n
1066	Unable to resolve\n
1067	Done\n
1100	<none>