Software Deployment

You can't set internal names such as Productname, version, vendorname in a shortcut, they are added in executable files

Changing the target of a shortcut can easily be done with a vbscript:

shortcutPath = "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\MyShortcut.lnk"
targetPath = "C:\Program Files (x86)\MyFolder\MyFile.exe"

Set oWshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set oShortcut = oWshShell.CreateShortcut(shortcutPath)
oShortcut.TargetPath = targetPath
oShortcut.Save

Thanks Angel for your suggestions. :)

But My client is expecting me to Add these information in the Details tab in shortcut properties.

So, we're talking about shortcuts in Vista/Windows 7, then, as XP doesn't have a 'Details' tab.

Either way, the information presented is hard-coded in Explorer. If your client wants additional information, it will either have to go into the 'Description' or he'll need to stump up for you to develop a sub-classing DLL which intercepts the call from Explorer to (I think) SHELL32.DLL and then either shoe-horns in the additional information or presents a new dialog box.

I don't need to fish out the AppDeploy Crystal Ball to know that your client isn't going to stump up the dollars for that.