I just thought that it would be worth noting that the new windows supports linking with mklink
mklink file1 file2 mklink /D dir1 dir2 mklink /H hard1 hard2 mklink /J harddir1 harddir2 If you happen to create scripts that need to be cross-platform, there's a good chance that you can use links on windows and have it work (or they will work soon) AJ ONeal
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