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Well I suppose I don't really 'need' to. On a project I am working on some users test new versions of the software and have different shortcut names for the 'live' executable vs. the 'test' executable and it would be convienient to just take the shortcut name and add it to the caption. Obviously...

Yes, I thought of that, but I don't think it will work if there is more than one icon on the desktop pointing to the same target.

Well guys, thanks for thinking about it. I want to show what the user 'Renamed' it to, though, so I can't use a parameter or separate config.fpw files or something like that. I was hoping there was a simple WinApi call I hadn't found... Seems like there should be.

I have a single executable with 2 shortcuts on my desktop that point to it, idential except for the name displayed on the desktop. One says 'New FP APP number one', the other says 'Copy of APP number one'. Anyone know how I display either of these strings based on which shortcut I use to start...

Assuming your 20 exe's are separate projects, you can exclude the procedure files from them and include the procedure files in the main menu executable. Then when one of them is changed, just recompile and deploy the main executable. The other 20 exe's do not have to be touched.