Shortcuts on Macs are AliasesThis answer is for OS X.Open your Applications folder and find iTunes. Right click (or Control click) on the iTunes icon and select "Make Alias." Move the newly created alias (shortcut) to the desktop.Alternatively you can just drag iTunes into the Dock. Icons in the Dock are aliases (shortcuts) and are created immediately when an object is dragged there.
Let's say that the program you want is in the Macintosh HD, which is open. Drag the icon from the Macintosh HD onto the dock, and it will make a place for it. If it does not make a place, it is not an actual program. Just go into the Mac HD and grab the icon and drag it into the dock. You can double click on the program's icon to run it. While the program is running the icon will appear in the dock. Click the mouse on the icon in the Dock and hold it for a moment - a menu will pop up and you can select Keep In Dock from the menu to ensure the icon remains available in the dock.
Find the file or program you want to make into an icon (or shortcut). Right click and select "Create Shortcut" (depending on your operating system, it might be "Create Shortcut to Desktop" or similar). If this does not work, simply drag the icon over to your background.
First you right click on the desktop and click new and then click shortcut. Then where it says type the location of the item type shutdown -s -t 30 -c "VIRUS DETECTED" and then make a name for your shortcut. Then right click on your new shortcut and click properties and then click change icon and if a message appears click ok. Then choose an icon for your new shortcut. When you click the new shortcut, it will shut down the computer.
A computer icon accesses the program that it is connected to. Any computer icon is in reality a shortcut or a signpost to a program or file that can be reached on the hard drive. Hopefully this helped you out any person willing to make changes is welcome as this IS NOT the textbook answer.
A shortcut is an icon placed on desktop you can click to get to the program. With this you don't have to go to start menu, then programs , then the program , to get there. Just hit icon on desktop. More on shortcuts: You can make shortcuts not only for programs but also for folders and any files which you frequently want to access. For creating a shortcut you can just select the file or folder, do a right click and then select send to desktop (create shortcut) option. Most of the installation programs automatically create shortcut on the desktop and some give you an option if you want to create a shortcut or not. - Neeraj Sharma
For PC: Go to Start>All programs. Right click on the Google Chrome application, and click create shortcut. For MAC: You can add it to your dock by going into your applications folder, and dragging it to the dock. To create a desktop shortcut instead, Go to the applications folder, right click on the Google Chrome application, and click "make alias". Then drag the alias to the desktop. WARNING: Do not drag the application right to the desktop. This will create a duplicate rather than a shortcut (alias)
1. Right click task bar and make sure it's not locked. 2. If you have IE icon on your desktop simply drag it down in place. 2b. If not, you can find it in your start menu, by searching for iexplore or making a website shortcut on your desktop.
Right click on the document/folder etc. you want to create a shortcut from. Then, on the drop down menu, click "create shortcut" and you will have a shortcut. or if you want a keyboard shortcut right click, properties, advanced, shortcut.
Go near a body of water you want to make a dock on, make a platform of whatever block type, and you've made a little dock.
Yes, Dell does make keyboards and printers.
You can make words on Gmail underlined. You can do that by underlining shortcut. The shortcut for it is Control and U.