How do Windows 95 shortcuts work?
Internet shortcuts are available on the Windows 95 version of Netscape. These shortcuts let you double-click on a desktop icon to open Netscape with a particular page automatically loaded. The desktop icon functions as a stand-alone bookmark, opening the Netscape application (if necessary) and displaying onscreen the page whose URL is stored as part of the shortcut. To create an Internet shortcut for any page, press the right mouse button to display the pop-up menu and select the Create Shortcut item. This displays the Create Internet Shortcuts dialog box containing a Description field and a URL field. By default, the Description field is preset with the words Shortcut to followed by the title of the page you are viewing and the URL field is preset with the the page’s URL. You can modify the contents of either field to specify any page you wish. Click the OK button to create the Internet shortcut. The icon appears on the desktop. To create an Internet shortcut for a page in your bookma
