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Connectivity > AU Dial > Create a Desktop Shortcut

Create a Desktop Shortcut

How to do it:

An AU Dial desktop shortcut is an icon on the your computer's desktop that can open AU Dial with one click.

Follow these steps:

1. First, do one of the following:

Windows XP: Click Start > My Network Places > View Network Connections.

Windows 98/2000: Double-click on My Computer from the desktop and then Dial-up Networking.


2. Right-click on the AU Dial connection icon and select Create shortcut.
   

3. Windows will display a message that says it can not create a shortcut in that folder. Click Yes so Windows will place the icon on your desktop.
   

4. An icon will now appear on your desktop labeled "Shortcut to AU Dial". Right-click on the icon and select Rename to change the name of the desktop shortcut.
   

5. Double click on the icon to open AU Dial.