When the small window pops open, paste in your iCal link and click OK.Click the Home tab and then Add in the ribbon.Open Outlook on your computer and select the Calendar with the button at the bottom of the left-hand sidebar.Copy the link in the Secret address in iCal format box.On the next screen, scroll down to the Integrate calendar section.In the left-hand sidebar, click the Options button (three dots) next to your calendar and pick Settings and sharing.Type in the new name and press Enter to confirm. Press Enter to confirm the new name.Īlternatively, once the icon is selected, press the Applications Key (or Shift + F10), arrow down to Rename and press Enter. To rename a shortcut icon, press Windows Key + D for the Desktop and use the arrow keys to select the icon. Arrow down to Desktop (create shortcut) and press Enter.Use the arrow keys to select the file and press the Applications Key (or Shift + F10).Press Windows Key + E for File Explorer.Edit the name of the shortcut, if needed, and press Enter.Ĭreating a shortcut to a file through File Explorer.Arrow down to create shortcut, and press Enter.Arrow down to More tools, and press Enter.The new icon will appear on the Desktop.Ĭreating a shortcut through Google Chrome.Tab to the Next button and press Enter.
Alternatively, Tab to the Browse button, press Enter, and use arrow keys to find the item that you want. Type in the full location of the file or folder or application or Webpage item.Arrow down to Shortcut and press Enter.You may need to press Control + Spacebar, if necessary, to unselect an icon on the Desktop. Go to the Desktop and press the Applications key (or Shift + F10) for the Desktop menu.Creating a shortcut using the Desktop menu If there is a file, folder, application or Webpage that is used frequently, you can place a shortcut on the Desktop.
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