Hi Don,
Here is what I do:
Press the start button (the one with the circle or Windows logo on it)
type in the name of the program you want to create a shortcut for.
Press the context (applications) key.
Press the letter "n" for "send to"
Press the letter "d" to create a desktop shortcut.
Once you have created the shortcut on the desktop, you can rename it to
anything that is meaningful to you.
Carol
On 4/15/2016 6:12 PM, don bishop via Talk wrote:
I just got a new laptop with win 7 installed.
Haven't used win 7 in a while, so could someone please remind me how to create
a program shortcut on the desktop?
Many thanks,
Don
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