WinShortcutter can follow Windows Shortcuts and open the corresponding document. If the Shortcut points to another network drive, WinShortcutter will also mount the drive before accessing the link. And if you want to do other Apple users a favor, you can also leave a proper Apple Alias aside of the Shortcut.

WinShortcutter is a collection of small and useful utilities that are primarily focused at people working in a windows dominant office environment with a weak Mac support.

Features:

• New Quicklook feature: Quicklook will show where the Shortcut points to!
• Enhanced Mapping feature with arbitrary path.
• Clicking on a windows style shortcut (.lnk File) will follow the link. If the shortcut points to a folder, a new finder window will be opened, if the shortcut points to a file, the file will be loaded with the default application for the file. If the shortcut points to a file on the network, the corresponding drive will automatically be mounted, if needed.
• WinShortcutter Services and context menus (compatible with Snow Leopard):
- You can open a textual link sent to you by a windows user by using the service or context menu.
- The finder context menu has a menu item to copy filename paths into the clipboard. You can then paste the text into an email. If the mapping paths is enabled, WinShortcutter will now also do a reverse mapping.
- Note that you will have to enable the Service in the preferences.
• Windows Domain Passwords can be changed using the WinShortcutter System Preferences.
• Path Copy can also produce Paths with backslashes (\) for windows! This behavior is configurable in the System Preferences
• Support for CIFS drives.
• Alias can be generated with Command double-click, without activating in the System Preferences

System Requirements:
OS X 10.7-10.8
Intel

Also available are:
Version3.2 for OS X 10.6
Universal Binary version 2.3 for OS X 10.5