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Linking to Documents in SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10


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30-Apr-2008, 12:57 PM #1
Linking to Documents in SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10
Want the convenience of getting to a file on the desktop, without having to store it there? Here's how to link any file type to any directory in SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10:

1. Right-click the file you wish to create a link for.
2. Select Make Link.
3. Drag and drop the new linked icon to your desktop or another location.
4. Double-click the linked icon to open the file.

To see a flash demonstration of this tip click here >> Linking to Documents in SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10
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