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ShortcutDetails object structure

The ShortcutDetails object defines properties for creating shortcuts in Electron. It contains the following fields: target (string, required) - the target to launch from this shortcut; cwd (string, optional, default empty) - the working directory; args (string, optional, default empty) - the arguments to be applied to target when launching; description (string, optional, default empty) - the description of the shortcut; icon (string, optional, default empty) - the path to the icon (can be a DLL or EXE, requires iconIndex to be set together); iconIndex (number, optional, default 0) - the resource ID of icon when icon is a DLL or EXE; appUserModelId (string, optional, default empty) - the Application User Model ID; toastActivatorClsid (string, optional) - the Application Toast Activator CLSID, needed for participating in Action Center.

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