1. SHORTCUTS

2. Overview Shortcuts are quick ways to get to the items you use often. You can put a shortcut to any program, document, or printer on your desktop or in any folder.

3. Creating a New Shortcut in My Computer This procedure is almost the same as creating a new short cut from Windows Explorer. Reminder - Microsoft has two Explorer programs. Windows Explorer is for File Management. Internet Explorer is for Internet Browsing.

4. FIRST: Select My Computer

5. Second: Open the appropriate file and then right click.

6. Third: A New Shortcut Icon Will Appear

7. Finally: Drag the New Shortcut Icon To the Desktop

8. Details This will place a shortcut to on your desktop. You can then open Mis1b.Exam by double- clicking its shortcut icon. A shortcut does not change the document's location. Deleting a shortcut does not delete the original file.

9. Creating Shortcuts Using Taskbar

10. First: Select the Taskbar Icon

11. Second: Select the Add Button begin the procedure for adding a shortcut.

12. Third: Select the Browse Button to choose the program for which you want to create a shortcut

13. Fourth: Open the Folder with the correct file, select that file, and click on Open.

14. Fifth: Click the Next Button

15. Sixth: Select the Desktop Icon and Select the Next Button. This will place the Icon on the Desktop.

16. Finally: Type in your desired name for the shortcut, and then click the Finished Button.