How can I make a click link to two files???

With a batch file that the link targets.

In case you dont know how to make a batch file, just create a new text file and write the following:

start notepad.exe
start calc.exe

Of course, replace notepad.exe and calc.exe with the program you want. Then save your text file with a .BAT extension (ex: launcher.bat). When you'll double-click it, it will execute the commands and launch your programs.  From there you can create a shortcut linking to the batch file.

Do you have to specify the path to the file? C:\folder\folder\foler\file.extension for example?

Ok, thanks guys. And yes, you would have to specify the path, unless the batch file is in the same directory as the two files.

Or, of course, unless the two files are in a directory or (separate) directories which are included in your "PATH" environment variable.

or...you could invoke 2 programs from one command line using the form:

cmd /c "start notepad & start notepad"

In DesktopX, create a URL object pointing to :

C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe

(or wherever on your system cmd.exe can be found - assuming windows NT/2k/XP)

Then set the arguments to:

/c "start notepad & start notepad"

and Show to Iconic.

This works by invoking an instance of the command processor, telling it to execute the command string on the line after it. The ampersand (&) allows the execution of multiple commands on a single line.

The apps etc can of course be changed, but you'll need to include the full path (or have the command on your PATH) as with comment #5.

The only advantage of this way is to avoid the need for a separate batch file. The principle is applicable to almost any application using shortcuts.