Any user of the operating system, regardless of its origin, knows that icons (icons) corresponding to some programs or objects can be located on the workspace or in the quick launch panels. Each such icon is called a “Shortcut." This, by the way, is not just an icon, but a means of quick access to performing certain actions in the form of launching programs, opening files or Internet pages. Next, we dwell on the concept of labels in more detail.
Windows shortcut: what is it?
Let's start with the simplest. In general, it is a mistake to consider a Windows shortcut or any other operating system as just a picture with the logo of a certain program or object being opened. In the Russian version, all such icons are usually called labels, but English terms may vary.
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