On Windows Vista and Windows 7, you can use mklink from the command line. Doing mklink /J "link name" "path/to/target" should do the job. Remember to do this from the folder where you are making the link. I'm not sure if this works for Windows XP.

Perfect, thanks! I wasn't fully understanding how the and trigger worked. I think I got it now.

I'm trying to create a trigger that will highlight the text, for example, "There are 3 fink guards here.", in a specific colour. However, that line can be broken up over two lines, as below: The shadowy outline of a twisted forest casts a dark gloom here. There are 3 fink guards here. Or i...

Hi! I've just downloaded the beta version of Mudlet, I'm really excited to see this client completed and available for use, it's sounding wonderful. I've been playing IRE muds on and off for years now, using zMUD, CMUD (a little), and most recently MUSHClient. I tend to develop my own systems, and h...