It should be possible to create a Windows shortcut (.LNK) in any Windows location from any Mac app.
For example: Create a shortcut KEYNOTE.LNK in the Windows directory C:\MyData. So when double-clicking KEYNOTE.LNK opens KEYNOTE.APP on Mac.
In Windows .LNK shortcuts, it is also possible to pass a file as a parameter. This should also be possible with shortcut links to Mac apps.
I am sure Parallels programmers can do this, as it is also possible to open Mac apps from the Windows Explorer context menu.
For example: Create a shortcut KEYNOTE.LNK in the Windows directory C:\MyData. So when double-clicking KEYNOTE.LNK opens KEYNOTE.APP on Mac.
In Windows .LNK shortcuts, it is also possible to pass a file as a parameter. This should also be possible with shortcut links to Mac apps.
I am sure Parallels programmers can do this, as it is also possible to open Mac apps from the Windows Explorer context menu.
