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the_omnific thanks I am off to do this, can you tell me how to get the application icon in that path and if I save locally will it copy to all the desktops?
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the_omnific thanks I am off to do this, can you tell me how to get the application icon in that path and if I save locally will it copy to all the desktops?

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on your screenshot you have action set to &quot;update&quot;, don't I want &quot;create&quot;? because it does not exist yet? &nbsp;or &quot;update&quot; because am I &quot;updating&quot; the desktops?
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on your screenshot you have action set to "update", don't I want "create"? because it does not exist yet?  or "update" because am I "updating" the desktops?

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Also can someone tell me the quickest way to push this out to all users, I went in to my ad but do not see anything and did some goggling but no luck nothing clear and concise.
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Also can someone tell me the quickest way to push this out to all users, I went in to my ad but do not see anything and did some goggling but no luck nothing clear and concise.

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yeah it worked, thanks guys
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I need to get a shortcut to a web based app we are implementing, I already have the shortcut [address] and what is the quickest way to do this, get the short cut on all 100 desktops by user. &nbsp;also to all the terminal services server desktops too
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I need to get a shortcut to a web based app we are implementing, I already have the shortcut [address] and what is the quickest way to do this, get the short cut on all 100 desktops by user.  also to all the terminal services server desktops too

GPO to create shortcuts on all 100 user desktops step by step instructions anyone, anyone?

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