I did seen something like this recently but I cann't remember now it was for
windows or MAC..But I know for sure you can do this in Linux!
I found this for you have a look you may get out with something if not with
a new info as prog.
See this part: Explorer Integration with Michael Elsdörfer's NTFS Link
http://www.shell-shocked.org/article.php?id=284
http://schinagl.priv.at/nt/hardlinks...html#hardlinks
HTH,
nass
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"ju.c" wrote:

I was scrolling through "File Types" from "Folder Options" when I noticed
that "File Folder" was missing. I couldn't remember which key that was
so I downloaded "Folder" and Directory" reg files, opened them up and
compared them to what I had. Turns out that the "Directory" key was
missing the "File Folder" description and some CLSID's. Same thing for
"Folder", except description. I replaced them and watched to see what
they were for. One of them restored the Drag&Drop handler for
"Create Hard Link Here".

I researched Hard Links and learned of ntfslink, among others. I love
it, but now I want to remove the old "Create Hard Link Here" but I
don't know which CLSID brought it back, and deleting one at a time
did not work. When I first got it back I said to myself, "I should write
that CLSID down". I thought it would be easy to find if I forgot and now
it's become a nightmare. Someone must know what it is.


"John John (MVP)" wrote in message ...
ju.c wrote:

Anyone know the CLSID for the right-click command, "Create Hard Link
Here" ?

Even better is a reg file for it. Thanks.

I don't think there is such a shell extension to call the CreateHardLink
function, you were probably using a third party tool like Ntfslink to
see this context menu item.

John