Tap Shortcut Name, type the name of your shortcut, then tap Done. An empty, untitled shortcut appears in the shortcut editor. Press the arrow key to select Move, and then press enter.
When the window is selected, press Alt+Space to open a small menu in the upper-left corner. First, press Alt+Tab to pick the window you want to move. I need a way in which I can create a shortcut manually on the static desktop to launch the Sage application for these users. In My Shortcuts in the Shortcuts app on iPhone or iPad, Tap in the upper-right corner. You can use your keyboard to move a particular window to a certain spot onscreen.
My only issue is now despite it working it does not populate the icon, it remains a white/blank icon and not the green Sage logo. If I copy the shortcut from the start menu to the desktop it only works for that user whos start menu icon I copied the shortcut from despite the 'target' and 'start in' properties being identical. You double click on the created icon, it seems to attempt to load something for a split second the does nothing, I know that is absolkutrly nothing to go off however nothing is logged in the receiver logs or event viewer to determine why it is not launching.Īfter spending many days on this the users then started reported the latest variation of the icon to be working, which was nothing different from the one I first had when creating this support thread. Self service is already configured and I was able to go down to the reg key in HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall to get the launch string etc however I was still unable to get it working. The link is exactly what is needed however I am unable to launch the -qlaunch/-launch. Copy and paste the location below into the location area, and click/tap on the Next button. Right click or press and hold on a empty area on desktop, and click/tap on New and Shortcut. Are you trying to create a shortcut that launches a published app? If so, see To Manually Create 'RemoteApp and Desktop Connections' Shortcut.
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