Do you work in a Windows dominant environment? Are your network drives packed with Windows Shortcuts that point to directories and documents? If you want to follow these shortcuts - here is the answer: WinShortcutter! WinShortcutter can follow Windows Shortcuts and open the corresponding document. If the Shortcut points to another network drive, WinShortcutter will also mount the drive before accessing the link. And if you want to do other Apple users a favor, you can also leave a proper Apple Alias aside of the Shortcut. WinShortcutter works right out of the box. Just doubleclick a link and the corresponding document will open. If you want to create an alias in addition to following the shortcut, simply activate the option in the system preferences. If your office network also allows AFP mounts, you can change the mount setting as well. Simply access the System Preferences for WinShortcutter.
Full Specifications
What's new in version 3.2
Support for MacOS Lion
Support for other character code sets (e.g. Greek)
Improved path detection (file URLs now work with an arbitrary number of slashes)
Various bugfixes (please read included Readme file for details)
General
ReleaseSeptember 3, 2011
Date AddedSeptember 3, 2011
Version3.2
Operating Systems
Operating SystemsMacintosh, Mac OS X 10.6, Mac OS X 10.7