GezusK

This is how I did it for my wife. I copied the ATX folder from C:\Program Files. We were converting from individual installs to a network install, so I copied it to a shared folder. You then run the netsetup.exe file, found in the netsetup folder inside of the ATX folder. I discovered that you can run this file even if you're not doing a network install, and it installs and creates shortcuts for you. For instance, the older versions of ATX only made shortcuts for the current user, not all users. So when I added a user account for my wife, she didn't have the shortcuts. I just ran the netsetup, and it created all of that. Can't hurt to try it, and see how it works for you. If it doesn't do what you want, then uninstall and start over.