Are you having trouble creating a shortcut of a Windows 10 desktop app, 
or are you trying to get the app to open on the Play tab?


If the latter, I'm no help.


If the former, try the following to create a desktop icon:


1. Locate the app, but do not open it. In most cases, you can use the 
Cortana box.


2. When you're on the app icon, press the Applications key; then 
navigate to and press enter on "Open File Location."


3. Press the Applications key again; navigate to the Send To submenu, 
right-arrow once, then down-arrow and press enter on "Desktop, Create 
Shortcut."


The app icon is now on your desktop. You can edit the file name or 
assign a hotkey by pressing alt+tab on it.


On 7/12/2020 10:26 AM, Marcia Yale wrote:
> I want to create a shortcut (or other macro), for an app which does not seem
> to be supported by Shortcuts. Here is what I want to be able to do:
> 1. Open CBC Listen
> 2.  Play one of their curated playlists, which is found on the 'Playlist"
> tab.
>
> CBC Listen doesn't seem to be on the list of apps in the shortcuts app, so
> I'm looking for a way to record the exact gestures required to perform the
> above task. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Marcia Yale
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