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breizizel Posted messages 174 Status Member -  
breizizel Posted messages 174 Status Member -
Hello,
I work on an Acer PC running Windows 7. I often listen to Radio Classique Montreal or Quebec and I would like to be able to put an icon on my desktop. But how? I am sure someone will respond to me when my question has been forwarded to the right place.
Thank you very much

Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 38.0.2125.111

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Anonymous user
 
Hello

With Firefox, you just need to slightly reduce the web page (so that the desktop appears), then click to the left of the site's http address and drag it to the desktop

this creates a working Firefox shortcut

With Chrome, it's the same
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breizizel
 
Hello Plab33, and thank you, but I don't know how to slightly reduce the webpage. An explanation would be welcome.
Thank you.
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Anonymous user
 
At the top right of your page, next to the cross to close your browser.
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breizizel Posted messages 174 Status Member
 
Thank you plab33, I learned how to shrink my webpage and I put my favorite radios on the desktop. Awesome!
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Answer 2 / 2
Anonymous user
 
Hello, go to your radio's page and then select the address to drag it to your desktop, you will then have a shortcut. Otherwise, what is the exact name of the radio?
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breizizel
 
Hello and thank you for your explanation, I will try to see what it gives. The radio is called Radio Classique Montréal CJPX 99.5 or Radio Classique Quebec CJSQ 92.7. If you just search for Radio Classique Canada, you have the choice between the two. For me, it's the kind of music I love and there is very little chit-chat and ads. Plus, I lived there for 10 years, so!..
Thank you and I will get back to you if I can't manage it.
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breizizel Posted messages 174 Status Member
 
Thank you Rocky_123. In the end, it was very simple and I have the radio on my desk, finally the Montreal and Quebec radios. Beautiful music without chatter. A delight.
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