Go to Yahoo.com
Then right click the button on your mouse on any part of the screen but not near the words, pictures, etc.
Click save as on that menu that popped up
Name it anything you please
Click save
And then if you have an open, my documents, or search bar on your computer, go to that and type in or find that file you named right click on the name of the file when you've found its file (or for simpler navigating, if your computer lets you drag the file to places like desktops and what not, drag it to your desktop)
Click send to>desktop
And when you check on your desktop there should be a shortcut that if you click on it will take you directly to the Yahoo Homepage
shortcut on my desktop
1. go to yahoo mail web page2. drag its url/address icon on an empty space on the task bar until the desktop appears, and drop it on the desktop3. rename the created shortcut as you prefer4. drag it to the start button until the menu slides up, and drop it under the internet line
i dont have mac but i'll love to have one
When you turn your Macbook on it automatically goes to the desktop. No shortcut needed.
right click on the file or folder ->select send to ->desktop (create shortcut) .
If you have the New Yahoo Mail with chat and the desktop Yahoo Messenger, you cannot be signed in to both. When Yahoo detects that you're already signed into Yahoo Mail with chat and you sign in to your Yahoo Messenger on your desktop, Yahoo will disconnect you. That's why you get that message that you are signed in to another computer. You must disable chat in your Yahoo Mail if you want to use your desktop Yahoo Messenger, by doing the following: See the smiley face next to your user name at the top of the mail page? Click it - then click Sign out of chat. (If you never signed in, the face is gray and sleeping...meaning you're already signed out/disabled.) Since Yahoo! Mail remembers your settings from session to session, you'll be signed out of chat until you change it. Yahoo! Messenger desktop application users: If we detect that you're already signed into Messenger, we'll just quietly not sign you into chat - we don't want to interrupt what you're already doing. Of course, you can always change your status from the menu. Signing into chat will sign you out of Messenger
In order to create a desktop shortcut for Paint in Windows XP, you will need to go to: Start > Accessories and Right Click on Paint. From the new window, click on "Send to Desktop (Create Shortcut)". Paint should now be available from the desktop.
by double click shortcut on the desktop.
There are multiple ways:Right click on the desktop and click New > Shortcut. Follow the wizard instructions to create a shortcut.Find the file you wish to make a shortcut of using Explorer. Drag it to the desktop, holding the Shift and Control keys. Drop to make a shortcut.Same as 2 but right-click and drag and drop and select Create shortcuts here.Find the shortcut in the Start Menu and click and drag it, holding Control, to your Desktop.
You cannot have a shortcut because it is not a desktop application. However you can have a Bookmark of it. Bookmarks serve the same purpose as shortcuts.
Click on the shortcut on your desktop.
If you are trying to create a desktop shortcut of a program you have installed:1. Find the program that you want to create the shortcut for.2. Right click the icon and hover over: 'send to'3. A new menu will drop down to the right; click: 'desktop (create shortcut)'4. A working desktop icon will be placed for you.An alternate method to creating a desktop shortcut:1. Go to your desktop.2. Right click on an empty space and hover over: 'new'3. Click: 'shortcut'4. A window will appear asking you to locate the program on your computer.5. Follow the instructions to locate the program, and then name the shortcut.6. A shortcut will placed on the desktop for you.