Are you tired of navigating through a lot of folders to get to the file or folder that you need? You can create a shortcut to a file or folder by right clicking on it, and selecting “create shortcut.” A shortcut file will be created in the same folder that you are in (It’ll have a small white box with in arrow in it). You can drag this shortcut anywhere you want and click on it to get to exactly the file or folder you want.
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This tip works in Word, Excel:
I like to click on the Office Button at the upper left corner and bring up my recent documents list. To the right of each name within my recent documents is a pin. I “pin” the documents I use frequently so I can quickly get to them without having to go through layers of folders. I pin a document by clicking on the pin, and this will keep that pinned document in your recent document list.
Wow! Jack, this really works I tried it and love it. This was very helpful to know. Thanks for the great tip.