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Haisheng Li showed that given a module (W,Y_W(cdot,x)) for a vertex algebra (V,Y(cdot,x)), one can obtain a new V-module W^{Delta} = (W,Y_W(Delta(x)cdot,x)) if Delta(x) satisfies certain natural conditions. Li presented a collection of such Delta-operators for V=L(k,0) (a vertex operator algebra associated with an affine Lie algebras, k a positive integer). In this paper, for each irreducible L(k,0)-module W, we find a highest weight vector of W^{Delta} when Delta is associated with a miniscule coweight. From this we completely determine the action of these Delta-operators on the set of isomorphism equivalence classes of L(k,0)-modules.
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