Create Shortcuts using late binding

Simply create a new shortcut using some late binding, instead of having to reference the Windows Scripting Host : IWshRuntimeLibrary

Usage:
Shortcut.Create_Shortcut(PathtoExecutable, PathToShortcutFolder, ShortCutName,ExecutableFolderPath, Description, "", 0, 0)

 
Imports System.Runtime.CompilerServices
Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic.CompilerServices
Public Class Shortcut
    Public Shared Function Create_Shortcut(ByVal Target_Path As String, ByVal Shortcut_Path As String, ByVal Shortcut_Name As String, _
    ByVal Working_Directory As String, ByVal Description As String, ByVal Arguments As String, ByVal Window_Style As Integer, ByVal Icon_Num As Integer) As Boolean
        Try
            Dim objectValue As Object = RuntimeHelpers.GetObjectValue(Interaction.CreateObject("WScript.Shell", ""))
            Dim objectValue2 As Object = RuntimeHelpers.GetObjectValue(NewLateBinding.LateGet(objectValue, Nothing, _
            "CreateShortcut", New Object() {Shortcut_Path & "\" & Shortcut_Name & ".lnk"}, Nothing, Nothing, Nothing))
            NewLateBinding.LateSet(objectValue2, Nothing, "TargetPath", New Object() {Target_Path}, Nothing, Nothing)
            NewLateBinding.LateSet(objectValue2, Nothing, "WorkingDirectory", New Object() {Working_Directory}, Nothing, Nothing)
            NewLateBinding.LateSet(objectValue2, Nothing, "Arguments", New Object() {Arguments}, Nothing, Nothing)
            NewLateBinding.LateSet(objectValue2, Nothing, "WindowStyle", New Object() {Window_Style}, Nothing, Nothing)
            NewLateBinding.LateSet(objectValue2, Nothing, "Description", New Object() {Description}, Nothing, Nothing)
            NewLateBinding.LateSet(objectValue2, Nothing, "IconLocation", New Object() {Target_Path & "," _
            & Conversions.ToString(Icon_Num)}, Nothing, Nothing)
            NewLateBinding.LateCall(objectValue2, Nothing, "Save", New Object() {}, Nothing, Nothing, Nothing, True)
            Return True
        Catch ex As Exception
            Return False
        End Try
    End Function
End Class

A special thanks to Tirthraaj Gobin for comming up with this solution...
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vbide/thread/126c09a2-6f38-4747-9ddd-55ff977fcba0?prof=required