AFAIK,
Shortcut.lnk is the closest you're going to come to symlinks on NT.
I also believe hardlinks are possible, but you need NTFS for that.
The best way to implement symbolic links on NT is to overwrite it w/Linux.
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> I have to port alot of php code from linux to windows. This code is
> all about using symlinks. Does anyone have any ideas what to do
> in windows when symlinks were required? Or how you go about
> creating a temp link to a file in windows?
>
> Thanks.
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