Just remember to remove your Mac from the program before the next beta, since we don’t recommend installing early beta software on your main, non-development computer. Go to the 'Applications' folder on the left side of the window.
Give a new name to the shortcut or just keep the default name. Select Create shortcut, Add to desktop, or Create application shortcuts (depending on the OS you use). Navigate to the More tools option from the drop-down list. Right click in the box, select Paste and click Next. The icon in the taskbar will display a number if you have notifications so you can take a quick peek and also catch up on any current happenings in the news feed. Go to your Desktop, right click an empty area, move the cusor over New and then select Shortcut. Facebook The Facebook shortcut gives you a very streamlined look at your news feed and notifications in an easy to see and use interface. Highlight the entire entry in your browsers address bar, then right click and select Copy. Click on the three dots button in the upper right corner. First, browse to the Facebook page you want to create a shortcut to. If you join the Apple Beta Software Program, you can have it, along with features like Universal Control, right away. Go to the website you’d like to create a shortcut. Get the Feature Nowĭon’t want to wait a week to be able to add your Shortcuts to the Dock? The Release Candidate for macOS Monterey 12.3 is already available. You can also right-click the Dock icon, go to Options, and click Remove from Dock. You can drag it off the Dock, and it will disappear in a flash. If you later want to remove the Shortcut from your Dock, that’s easy, too. Repeat this step for any number of icons you want to place on the desktop. First off, open up your Applications folder and when you’ve found the icon for the app you want to have shortcut on the Desktop, Control-Click on it to bring up the context menu: Choose Make Alias and a copy of the app appears. If I check its version against my inventory of installed applications, it appears that the application was not updated. If I double-click on it, it launches AVG Anti-Virus Free. Now look for the app you want to have a shortcut icon for, and simply drag and drop its icon to the desktop in order to create a shortcut. Every so often, an AVG shortcut icon appears on my desktop. You’ll see the new icon appear in the Dock, and that’s that. First of all open a Finder window and click on the ‘Applications’ option from the sidebar. Create and run this from the file server. Next, secondary (right) click its tile, and click Add to Dock. To put your best Shortcut where it’s easiest to access, right on the Dock, open the Shortcuts app and locate the one you want. With macOS Monterey 12.3, likely launching the week of March 14, it gets much easier.
After all, there’s little point in creating a shortcut if you can’t find it later. This seemed like an incredible oversight to me, and to others.
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