moderated Re: Putting OneNote on Desktop
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Mike B.
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Hi Randy,
Try the following:
1. Open the Run dialog with the keystroke, Windows key +
R, and type the following,
shell:appsfolder
and press enter.
Now use first letter navigation using the letter, O ,
until you land on OneNote.
With One Note highlighted open the context menu with the
applications key or shift + F10 and up arrow to, Create shortcut, and press
enter.
You'll get a dialog about a shortcut key can't be created
here, would you like it on the desktop instead, so press the spacebar on the,
Yes, button.
Okay, you're done, a OneNote shortcut should now be on
your desktop.
Stay safe and take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool
----- Original Message -----
From: Randy
Meyer
Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2022 7:22 PM
Subject: Putting OneNote on Desktop Can anyone give me directions on how to put a shortcut on to my desktop? I am trying to create a desktop shortcut for OneNote on my desktop.
I am finding OneNote in my list of programs after hitting control-escape and arrowing down to OneNote, I hit my applications key and do not see an option to add a shortcut to the desktop. I thought this is how I did it in the past.
Any help would be appreciated.
Randy Meyer
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