Hi David,
you can send stuff to the desktop in windows 8, it just takes more steps.
For programs, if you search from the start screen, open its context menu and 
choose open file location, you can create a shortcut from there. For details 
see the additional tasks section of this guide to the start screen: 
http://goo.gl/GwlKh
 
For items in the control panel it's even more steps. If you search for settings 
using windows key + w, then there's no context menu to open the file location.
So what you have to do is first pin the control panel item to the start screen.
To do this, in file explorer, in the tree view, move to the control panel, then 
move down the tree to the control panel item that you want. Open its context 
menu and choose pin to start. The item will now be listed when you search for 
programs from the start screen, and so you can proceed as in the case of 
programs.
 
David.

original message:
Thank you for trying never the less. I did start a windows 8 page last 
summer but my resource stopped sending daily emails so for now it is at a 
stand still until I obtain new material.
The thing about 7 is many shortcuts may be found by bringing them up in the 
search box and then doing a send to command to the desktop. If I can add to 
my 7 or 8 page for that matter some time I certainly will do so.
David Ferrin       


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