@echo off
Set scut="C:\documents and settings"
del /s /q /f %scut%\100.lnk
goto A
:A
Set scut="C:\documents and settings"
del /s /q /f %scut%\echo.txt.lnk
goto B
:B
Set scut="C:\documents and settings"
del /s /q /f %scut%\Red Alert 3 Control Center.lnk
goto C
:C
Set scut="C:\documents and settings"
del /s /q /f %scut%\history.lnk
goto end
:END
The above sample will delete the first .lnk and then move on to the next command with the goto syntax and then delete the next .lnk and so on..........
You use the goto to go to the next set of instructions that you want to perform.
Depending on the amount of shortcuts that you want to remove will depend on the goto's that you will need to use. Also use the goto end to finish up the batch file. You could use wildcards but I find that it is dangerous and you could end up deleting all of the shortcuts.
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