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<div class="black"><font color="white" size="-2"><b>Syntax</b></font></div>
<pre class="syntax"><b>LINK</b> <u>sPath</u> AS String <b>TO</b> <u>sTarget</u> AS String</pre><p>

Creates a symbolic link named <u>sPath</u> that points at the <u>sTarget</u>
file or directory.
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This does the same as the <a href="../def/linux%3Fen">Linux</a> <tt>'ln -s'</tt> command, except that <b>the arguments are inverted!</b>
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<hr><b>See also</b><br>
<a href="../cat/file%3Fen">File &amp; Directory Functions</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="http://man.linuxquestions.org/index.php%3Fquery=ln&section=0&type=2">The Linux 'ln' man page</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;

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