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I think the original shortcuts come from pretty early windows systems (.lnk files may have been around 95, but .pif files seem basically equivalent and existed
by stuaxo 10y ago
I think the original shortcuts come from pretty early windows systems (.lnk files may have been around 95, but .pif files seem basically equivalent and existed by 3, but probably earlier).
- TazeTSchnitzel 10y agoWindows has multiple forms of shortcut. .PIF is for running DOS applications with a particularly configured environment. .LNK is for shortcuts to files, folders, and applications. .URL is for links to websites or other URLs (Steam uses this, interestingly).