Windows 10: Help with shortcut file target and start in fields

Would like to run Microsoft Money with it’s data file on a network drive I have mapped to H:.The path to the Microsoft Money shortcut is: C:\Users\dalew\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Money PlusThe properties of the shortcut file are: "C:\Program Files x86\Microsoft Money Plus\MNYCoreFiles\msmoney.exe" "C:\Program Files x86\Microsoft Money Plus\MNYCoreFil

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Registry target field

The information about a shortcut's target field is not stored in the registry; like the shortcut's other properties, it's stored internally as 'Target path' metadata in the .LNK file itself. You can view (but not amend) .LNK file metadata using digital forensic software tools like Belkasoft Evidence Center. To amend the metadata programmatically, try using PowerShell. This old Change Shortcut Target path - Powershell TechNet post shows how to use WSHShell to write the TargetPath parameter. Hope this helps...

 

Disable shortcut target field

I am using AutoIT to create shortcut to desktop and also will forced to launch as kiosk by adding the parameter at the end of the target field. But how can I disable the target field from editing when creating shortcut?

Please kindly advise.

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Need syntax for changing screen resolution using parameter in Target field of desktop shortcut

I want to know what the syntax is to change the desktop resolution from within a shortcut on the desktop. It's a parameter that follows the .exe location in the Target field of the desktop shortcut. I need to know what the parameter is to change the screen resolution and how to put it into the Target field correctly.

For instance: "C:\foo\blah.exe -x1920x1080".

I'm running a 4K desktop, and if I change my screen resolution for everything, it'll ruin everything I've set up. I only want to change the resolution for that program, and to only do it loading the program in the shortcut, not change my desktop settings. Can anyone help me?