It's the shortcut that Office creates when you install the program, so
there's no telling how it works this magic. I have no idea what the
reasoning was behind making it uneditable, but I personally think that
sucks.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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"Scott Meyers" wrote in message
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Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
Yes, the default shortcuts are uneditable. But you can find Winword.exe
and
create a new shortcut that will be editable.
Okay, that worked, but can somebody explain to me what kind of shortcut is
originally created that shows no path and is not editable? I've never
seen that
kind of shortcut before.
Thanks,
Scott