Оформил: DeeCo
Автор: http://www.swissdelphicenter.ch

{How to get icon from a shortcut file ? 

I have found that if you use a ListView component, 
to show a list of files in any folder that contains shortcuts, 
then the shortcut icons do not appear correctly - 
they do not show the true icon of the application to which they relate. 

However, there is a a very useful feature of SHGetFileInfo, 
which is SHGFI_LINKOVERLAY. This adds the shortcut "arrow", 
which is shown in the bottom left corner of any shortcut icon. 
The demo code below shows the basic use of the SHGFI_LINKOVERLAY feature. 
I have added code to this demo, to distingiush between shortcut and non-shortcut files - 
 without this code, it will overlay the shortcut "arrow" irrespective of the file type. 

To show the icon of a shortcut, the following code can be used as a demo: 

1. Add the following components to a new project, and adjust their 
properties according to the code below: }

 // Code for DFM file: 

object Form1: TForm1
   Left = 379
   Top = 355
   Width = 479
   Height = 382
   Caption = 'Get Icon from Shortcut File'
   Color = clBtnFace
   Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET
   Font.Color = clWindowText
   Font.Height = -11
   Font.Name = 'MS Sans Serif'
   Font.Style = []
   OldCreateOrder = False
   PixelsPerInch = 96
   TextHeight = 13
   object ListView: TListView
     Left = 0
     Top = 73
     Width = 471
     Height = 275
     Align = alClient
     Columns = <
       item
         Width = 100
       end
       item
         Width = 100
       end>
     SmallImages = imgList
     TabOrder = 0
     ViewStyle = vsReport
   end
   object Panel: TPanel
     Left = 0
     Top = 0
     Width = 471
     Height = 73
     Align = alTop
     TabOrder = 1
     object btnGetFile: TButton
       Left = 16
       Top = 8
       Width = 75
       Height = 25
       Caption = 'Get file'
       TabOrder = 0
       OnClick = btnGetFileClick
     end
     object btnGetIcon: TButton
       Left = 104
       Top = 8
       Width = 75
       Height = 25
       Caption = 'Get icon'
       TabOrder = 1
       OnClick = btnGetIconClick
     end
     object edFileName: TEdit
       Left = 16
       Top = 40
       Width = 441
       Height = 21
       TabOrder = 2
     end
   end
   object dlgOpen: TOpenDialog
     Filter = 'Shortcut files|*.lnk|All files|*.*'
     Options = [ofHideReadOnly, ofNoDereferenceLinks,
       ofEnableSizing]  // - this is important ! 
    Left = 248
     Top = 8
   end
   object imgList: TImageList
     BlendColor = clWhite
     BkColor = clWhite
     Masked = False
     ShareImages = True
     Left = 216
     Top = 8
   end
 end


 // 2. Add the code to the PAS file below: 

unit cdShortCutIcon;

 interface

 uses
   Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Graphics, Controls, Forms,
   Dialogs, Buttons, ExtCtrls, StdCtrls, StrUtils, ShellAPI,
   CommCtrl, ImgList, ComCtrls, Classes;

 type
   TForm1 = class(TForm)
     dlgOpen: TOpenDialog;
     ListView: TListView;
     imgList: TImageList;
     Panel: TPanel;
     btnGetFile: TButton;
     btnGetIcon: TButton;
     edFileName: TEdit;
     procedure btnGetFileClick(Sender: TObject);
     procedure btnGetIconClick(Sender: TObject);
   private
     { Private declarations }
   public
     { Public declarations }
   end;

 var
   Form1: TForm1;

 implementation

 {$R *.dfm}

 procedure TForm1.btnGetFileClick(Sender: TObject);
 begin
   { choose file to get icon from }
   if dlgOpen.Execute then edFileName.Text := dlgOpen.FileName;
 end;

 procedure TForm1.btnGetIconClick(Sender: TObject);
 var
   Icon : TIcon;
   ListItem : TListItem;
   shInfo : TSHFileInfo;
   sFileType : string;
 begin
   { initialise ListView and Icon }
   ListView.SmallImages := imgList;
   Icon := TIcon.Create;

   try
     ListView.Items.BeginUpdate;
     ListItem := listview.items.add;{ Initialise ListView.Item.Add }

     { get details about file type from SHGetFileInfo }
     SHGetFileInfo(PChar(edFileName.Text), 0, shInfo,
       SizeOf(shInfo), SHGFI_TYPENAME);
     sFileType := shInfo.szTypeName;

     { is this a shortcut file ? }
     if shInfo.szTypeName = 'Shortcut' then
       SHGetFileInfo(PChar(edFileName.Text), 0, shInfo, SizeOf(shInfo),
         SHGFI_LINKOVERLAY or SHGFI_ICON or
         SHGFI_SMALLICON or SHGFI_SYSICONINDEX)
     else
       { ...otherwise treat it as a normal file}
       SHGetFileInfo(PChar(edFileName.Text), 0, shInfo, SizeOf(shInfo),
         SHGFI_ICON or SHGFI_SMALLICON or
         SHGFI_SYSICONINDEX);

     { assign icon }
     Icon.Handle := shInfo.hIcon;

     { List File name, Icon and FileType in ListView}
     ListItem.Caption := ExtractFileName(edFileName.Text);    //...add filename 
    ListItem.SubItems.Add(sFileType); //...and filetype.. 
    ListItem.ImageIndex := imgList.AddIcon(Icon); //...and icon. 
  finally
     ListView.Items.EndUpdate; //..free memory on icon and clean up. 
    sFileType := '';
     Icon.Free;
   end;
 end;


 end.