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Old 11-07-2008, 12:46 PM   #37
allovertheglobe
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To clarify further: the shortcuts on your reader are Linux-style shortcuts (ending in .desktop), which is why you have to drag & drop the shortcut file itself (as you mentioned) or copy & paste it (like Adam mentioned)

If you create the usual Windows/Mac-style shortcut, the reader won't know what to do with those.
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