PS Extended CS6 shortcut on the desktop

I have Windows 8, 64-Bit. I just installed Ps CS6 Extended (but did not have a Custom Installation - in order to have selected the option to create a desktop shortcut). Can someone tell me pls how now to create a desktop shortcut without doing a uninstall and then re-install? TY.

A shortcut on the desktop should be easy.

Just do a search for Photoshop CS6, open the folder and on the exe, right click, choose "send to > desktop (create shortcut).»

The other idea is to open up Photoshop and when the icon appears in the taskbar, right-click and choose "PIN to the taskbar.

It will be a click of a button from Photoshop.

Gene

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