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The thread discusses how to change the target path of a shortcut independently of the machine. The original poster asks specifically about modifying the "Start in" property for a shortcut and seeks guidance on what to write. A responder suggests creating a shortcut and moving it to the desired location without addressing the specific "Start in" setting.
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Finelarme

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Hi everyone,

Someone know how I could change my shortcut path, regardless of the machine ?

My picture is in C:\Users\Manon\Desktop\perso\1.png. I made some research, I have to change the "Start in" in the properties of the shortcut.

But what I have to write in ?

Thanks for your advices, help. Have a nice day.
 

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You should be able to right click and create a shortcut, then move the shortcut to the Desktop or where you what it.
 

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