Question:

Could you tell me if NTFSLinksView includes a CLI for advanced users?

Answer:

For users seeking command-line functionality, NTFSLinksView does not include a built-in Command Line Interface (CLI). However, for tasks that require CLI operations, users can resort to other tools like `Link Shell Extension` or the Windows command-line tool `fsutil`. These tools offer more advanced features for creating and managing links, which can be beneficial for power users comfortable with command-line environments.

In summary, while NTFSLinksView excels at reporting and displaying NTFS links, users looking for CLI capabilities would need to use supplementary tools designed for such purposes. The absence of a CLI in NTFSLinksView doesn’t diminish its utility for what it’s designed to do – provide a clear and user-friendly interface for viewing NTFS links. For command-line operations, the aforementioned alternatives can fill the gap, offering a more technical and hands-on approach for those who need it.