Make A 0-Byte Dial-Up Networking Shortcut Without Arrow

~~Windows 95 & 98~~

If you go to your Dial-Up Networking Folder,
it can be done one of 3 ways:
1 Clicking "My Computer", then "Dial-Up Networking"
2 120 byte shortcut on your desktop
*OR... the new 0 byte shortcut, now I know what your
thinking, "120 bytes is nothing" well this new shortcut
doesn't have a little shortcut arrow!

Do it like this:
Create a new folder with the following name:
 "DUN.{992CFFA0-F557-101A-88EC-00DD010CCC48}"
(without the quotes)
So you know: If you get sick of it, it can be deleted
              like a shortcut.
So you know: It can be placed anywhere a shortcut can.
So you know: The #'s, letters, -'s and }'s go away once
              the folder is made, all that's left is
              "DUN"
So you know: After its named "DUN" it can be
              named whatever you wish
              (ex. "System Dunz" or "iGGy")
So you know: If you put the entire "Folder" (not a
              shortcut) in your start menu, you can open
              the destination as if all its contents
              (all your Dial-Up Connections) will be
              listed, WITHIN THE START MENU!
So you know: Creating a shortcut to the new 0-byte
              Dial-Up Networking shortcut will ACT as if
              it is a shortcut to Dial-Up Networking but
              in fact it is being relayed;
             *if your new 0-byte Dial-Up Networking
              shortcut is at C:\WINDOWS\Desktop then the
              shortcut you make will be to:
  C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\
              DUN.{992CFFA0-F557-101A-88EC-00DD010CCC48}
So you know: amaze you friends!

 MrWadlo - mrwadlo (at) mrwadlo.com
           http://www.mrwadlo.com/