I don't have access to Red Hat Academy right now but I am pretty sure that the answer is either no, or perhaps one bit, like shortcuts in Windows. Caveat: I am a linux newbie so this is by no means a definitive answer. Maybe it will however bump your question up and thereby bring it to the attention of the list linux geeks, who can confirm or deny.
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