To create a shortcut first select one or more profiles then go to Profile / Shortcuts / Create Quick Shortcut. A shortcut will be created for every profile you selected. These shortcuts will always be placed on the desktop but you can move then if you like.
Advanced method
Select a single profile then go to Profile / Shortcuts / Create Shortcut... the following screen will pop up
With this screen you can configure the shortcut for a profile. Here's what you can do:
| · | Change Icon
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| This opens the Icon Library. You can select a Icon for your shortcut.
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| · | Clear Icon
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| This will clear the icon. However the default icon will always be used for a shortcut.
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| · | Shortcut name
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| Enter the name of the shortcut here. The selected profile's name is used by default
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| · | Location
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| Here you configure where the shortcut is going to be placed. You have two options:
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| 1. | Desktop. This will place the shortcut on the desktop
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| 2. | Start menu. This will put the shortcut in the start menu.
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| You can configure the location in the start menu by entering a folder name in the edit box Main Start Menu folder: To make things interesting, use the Add Sub. button.
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| · | Add Sub.
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| When you press this button a pop up menu pop up offering four options: Genre, Developer, Publisher and Year. Selecting one of these will add the game info to the path name. For example. My profile's genre is Action. The current folder is Dos Games. I press the Add Sub. button and select genre. The new folder name is Dos games\Action. Using the Add Sub. button allows you to organize your start menu shortcuts.
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| · | Hide DOSBox console
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| When enabled the DOSBox console will be hidden when you start the game using the shortcut.
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