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/ March 3, 2009 / 2:08 min.
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How to create a desktop shortcut
When you install most software programs they will either ask you if you want a shortcut on the desktop or they'll just put one there. You can do the same thing and put shortcuts to folders or files for quick access from your desktop.download this episode now
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- On your Desktop right-click.
- Select New and then select Shortcut.
- Click Browse and you'll see a file dialog that you can use to the folder, or file you want to make a shortcut to.
- Select a folder, click OK, and then click Next.
- You can give the shortcut any name that makes sense to you.
- If you browse and select a file you'll have a shortcut on your desktop directly to that file. To open it just double-click on the desktop shortcut and your file will open.
- Use this process to create desktop shortcuts to any files or folders that you want to access quickly from your desktop.
- Select New and then select Shortcut.
- Click Browse and you'll see a file dialog that you can use to the folder, or file you want to make a shortcut to.
- Select a folder, click OK, and then click Next.
- You can give the shortcut any name that makes sense to you.
- If you browse and select a file you'll have a shortcut on your desktop directly to that file. To open it just double-click on the desktop shortcut and your file will open.
- Use this process to create desktop shortcuts to any files or folders that you want to access quickly from your desktop.
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