Anonymous
on October 9th 2012
Be really good if you would make the URL parsing optional so that a local DFS path could be used instead of a web location.
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Web shortcut producerMay 7th 2006 |
What's it good for?This online service creates shortcuts to web pages with embedded icons. The shortcuts do not have an arrow in the corner, because they are tiny executables. If you are an internet user, you can create custom shortcuts for your favorite websites and place them directly on desktop. Download example shortcut to this page: Icon Shortcut Maker.exe (see preview on the image ->) |
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This service produces a tiny Windows exe file containing the specified icon and the address of a web page. When the application is run, it opens the web page in the default web browser.
Running executable files downloaded from internet may be dangerous and shortcuts created by this service are executable files. We guarantee that the shortcut files do exactly what is described on this page and nothing else, but we recommend you to check them with your antivirus anyway.
If you are a webmaster, you may prepare shortcuts with icons for your visitors and let them download the shortcuts from your web pages.
If you like this service, please consider linking to this page and recommending it to your friends.
Anonymous
on October 9th 2012
Be really good if you would make the URL parsing optional so that a local DFS path could be used instead of a web location.
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Anonymous
on December 4th 2012
It is very help full for giving it to client for accessing website, oood one
Anonymous
on December 30th 2012
Best one for creating website shortcuts
Anonymous
on March 18th
The best! But its more better if you have shortcut for MAC
Nope. Macs are stupid. Get a life and understand that mac mouses make your cursor go SO SLOW I CAN'T STAND MACS
Elroacho
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on April 21st

Anonymous
on April 22nd
Hey vlasta i there any online program creator
Len67894,Guest
Anonymous
on April 23rd
nah u can get free stuff for mobile
It doesn't let me delete the .exe because once I use it it remains open (not good!). I had to go into task manager to end the process and even then it said something like "operation not valid for this process". It did end it though, and I was able to delete it. Any way not to make the process remain open after use because people might have lots of these running and I know it's not a very big process but still?
Anonymous