December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
24h 44m
English
Although Windows XP has changed many things, it still offers multiple customization options for shortcuts. You can add shortcuts, rename them, or configure their properties. Shortcuts are an important time-saving feature in Windows; the following sections outline techniques for making them look the way you want.
Adding shortcuts in Windows XP is much like the process you have used in earlier versions of the operating system. Simply use the Start menu to locate the program and then right-click on the program name. In the context menu, choose Send To. A submenu appears, and from this you can select the option Desktop (create shortcut). The icon for the program appears on the Desktop so you can access it quickly. ...
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