Introduction
While to access a file or folder saved several levels down in a file hierarchy. To save time, you can create shortcuts to the items you use frequently.
A shortcut is a link that you can place in any location to gain instant access to a particular files, folder, or program on your hard disk or a network just by double clicking.
The actual file, folder, or program remains stored in its original location, and you place an icon representing icon representing the shortcut in a convenient location, such as in a folder or on the desktop.
A shortcut is a link that you can place in any location to gain instant access to a particular files, folder, or program on your hard disk or a network just by double clicking.
The actual file, folder, or program remains stored in its original location, and you place an icon representing icon representing the shortcut in a convenient location, such as in a folder or on the desktop.
Steps To Create Shortcut A File/Folder
- Open the drive or folder containing the file or folder in which you want to create a shortcut.
- Right-Click the file or folder, and then click Create Shortcut.
- To change the shortcut's name, right-click the shortcut, click Rename from the shortcut menu, type a new name, and then press Enter.
- Drag the shortcut to the desired location.
You can improve performance by limiting desktop items. To improve performance of a computer and find files more easily, it's better to create desktop shortcuts rather than store files in the Documents folder.
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