Windows · Free download · Utilities and Tools

FileLink2.0.0

Unix users know and love it, now Windows users have the ability to give a single file multiple names. Make C:\HELLO.TXT and C:\TEMP\THERE.TXT point to the same data. Changes to one affect both. NT2000 or higher.

Operating system
Windows 10/11
File size
40 KB
License
Freeware
Last updated
Jan 10, 2025

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Overview

What is FileLink?

Unix users know and love it, now Windows users have the ability to give a single file multiple names. Make C:\HELLO.TXT and C:\TEMP\THERE.TXT point to the same data. Changes to one affect both. NT2000 or higher.

In depth

A closer look at FileLink

Unix users know and love it, now Windows users have the ability to give a single file multiple names. If you have the existing file C:\DOCS\FILE.DOC and execute the command FileLink C:\MEMO\ANOTHER.DOC C:\DOCS\FILE.DOC, the data of the file will exist only once, but it is accessible in 2 directories using 2 different names.Changes to the contents of one file affect both...Limitations:The link must be on the same disk.

Verdict

Should you download FileLink?

FileLink runs on Windows 10/11 and is available under the Freeware license — the installer is 40 KB. We’ve catalogued it under Utilities and Tools.

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At a glance

FileLink specifications

Publisher
GdP Software
Last updated
Jan 10, 2025
License
Freeware
Operating system
Windows 10/11
File size
40 KB
Price
Free
Page views
430

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