Tim's instructions should work fine. If, however, you have any difficulties,
you can also try the following:
• Make an alias of whatever file you want to put on your desktop
with Command-L as Tim said.
• Press command-C on that alias to copy it.
• Navigate to your Home folder with Command-Shift-H.
• Press right arrow once to select your Desktop folder.
• Once you've selected the Desktop folder, press command-option-V
to move the alias to the desktop.
Cheers,
Nic
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