Shell Script to change desktop short cut Icon

 
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Shell Script to change desktop short cut Icon

I have installed my flash application using shell script. I have created short cut to desktop. Now i want to change the default short cut Icon. Please tell me script to change the short cut icon.

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Working on MAC 10.7.2

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