Re: Desktop, Folders and Shortcuts

Helllo Ken

> Shortcuts work in folders just as they work everywhere else. What do you
> mean when you say "in Folders the Shortcuts don't work"? What happens when
> you try? If you get an error message, please quote it verbatim.

thanks for your comment. I checked it again, the problem is that
you must delete and then reassign the shurtcut in the folder.
When you just move the icon (with already assigned shortcut) to
the folder, it doesn't work. I realised that after I moved the icon
back to the desktop and the shortcut didn't work anymore. That
behaviour is from my point of view a little bit strange...

Greetings
Udo

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