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Figure where you want your shortcut.computer with sales chart on screen image by patrimonio designs from Fotolia.com
Choose the area where you want to place the shortcut to the often-used website. Good choices for placement can be on the favorites bar of Internet Explorer or the desktop. - 2
Open the browser.www and internet image by mbs from Fotolia.com
Open the Internet Explorer browser and type the URL of the website for which you require a shortcut on the address bar. The address bar is the box on the top left of the Internet Explorer browser. Press Enter after typing the URL. Once the website appears on your screen, you can create a shortcut. - 3
Right click your mouse.computer mouse image by Chiara Leonardi from Fotolia.com
Right-click the mouse button on any part of the webpage. Scroll down the options presented to you and click the create shortcut option. You will be asked if you want to put a shortcut to the webpage on the desktop. Click yes and minimize the browser window to check if the shortcut to the website appears on the desktop. You can also adjust the borders of the browser in such a way that you can see the desktop, then click-and-drag the icon on the left edge of the address bar to the desktop. A third method of creating a shortcut is to right click the URL, copy the URL and paste it on the desktop. - 4
Find your favorites.website layout image by 6922Designer from Fotolia.com
Go to the menu option favorites on the Internet Explorer browser to place a shortcut to a website on the favorites bar. When the website for which you want a shortcut is on your screen, click on the option add to favorites bar under the menu option favorites. The shortcut will appear on the favorites bar of the Internet Explorer window.
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