How to get shortcuts file(*.LNK) to application(*.EXE) files only?

From:
=?Utf-8?B?TGFuZG9u?= <Landon@discussions.microsoft.com>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.mfc
Date:
Wed, 21 May 2008 02:36:05 -0700
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<2CC57509-E8E2-4B87-8AB2-EB48F92B81FE@microsoft.com>
I use Visual C++ 4.2.

I am developing an application which will collect all shortcuts file name
ONLY without the extension into a text file.

So if the path is :
C:\Windows\ABC.lnk the the application will only take ABC.

There is an exception of:
VALID shortcut files which going to be collected
are ALL shortcut files(*.lnk) to an application(*.exe) ONLY, NOT shortcut
files to FOLDERS / other files.

I have successful in collecting all *.lnk files thus creating the text file
which contain
the shortcuts names but they also include shortcut to FOLDER and other
files, I haven't
filter it for EXE only.

How to prevent non-EXE shortcuts from being read?

I have tried:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb776891.aspx
but when it comes to the point of I call the ResolveIt function on my code
below (inside the AddShortcutsList function),
the sequence jumps out of it and did not process into the function.

When I call the ResolveIt function I wrote XXXXX on the THIRD argument
because I don't know what I should pass as the THIRD argument.

Can you please help me solving this problem?

Thank you very much.

Here is my code to get them and then creating the text file containing the
shortcuts file name:

void CUsrcpDlg::AddShortcutsList( CStringList& List, LPCTSTR lpszBasePath,
LPCTSTR lpszPath, LPCTSTR lpszFileName )
{
    CString strWildCardPathName = lpszBasePath;
    CString strBasePath = lpszBasePath;

  if( lpszPath != NULL && lstrlen( lpszPath ) > 0 ) {
        strWildCardPathName += "\\";
        strWildCardPathName += lpszPath;
  }
    strWildCardPathName += "\\";
    strWildCardPathName += lpszFileName;

    WIN32_FIND_DATA FindData;
    HANDLE hFile = ::FindFirstFile( strWildCardPathName, &FindData );

    if( hFile == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE ) return;

    CString strFileName;

    HRESULT hres = ResolveIt( m_hWnd, strFileName, XXXXX,MAX_PATH );
    if ( SUCCEEDED( hres ) )
        AfxMessageBox( m_cShortcutsFilePath );

    do {
        strFileName = FindData.cFileName;

        if( FindData.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY ) {
            if( strFileName == _T( "." ) || strFileName == _T( ".." ) ) continue;

          if( lpszPath != NULL && lstrlen( lpszPath ) > 0 ) {
                strFileName = "\\" + strFileName;
                strFileName = lpszPath + strFileName;
            }
            AddShortcutsList( List, lpszBasePath, strFileName, "*.lnk" );
        }
        else
        {
            if( lpszPath != NULL && lstrlen( lpszPath ) > 0 ) {
                strFileName = "\\" + strFileName;
                strFileName = lpszPath + strFileName;
            }
            List.AddTail( strFileName );
        }
    } while( ::FindNextFile( hFile, &FindData ) );

    ::FindClose( hFile );
}

BOOL CUsrcpDlg::WriteShortcutsFile()
{
    CString sShortcutsFileName;
    sShortcutsFileName.Format( "%sShortcuts.txt", m_cComputerNamePath );

    CStdioFile cFile;
    if( !cFile.Open( sShortcutsFileName, CFile::modeCreate | CFile::modeWrite,
NULL ) )
        return FALSE;

    CStringList ShortcutsList;
    AddShortcutsList( ShortcutsList, m_cShortcutsPath, "", "*.lnk" );
    POSITION pos = ShortcutsList.GetHeadPosition();
    while( pos != NULL ) {
        CString sFile = ShortcutsList.GetNext( pos );
        CString sTemp = sFile.Left( sFile.GetLength() - 4 );
        cFile.WriteString( sTemp + "\n" );
    }

    cFile.Close();

    return TRUE;
}

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