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  1. This one seems pretty straight-forward but I can't find an exact answer. I'm attempting to simply find and launch a desktop shortcut, verify a window, and close t My current approach is nothing more than: $FirstIcon = _GetIconWithFocus() While $ThisIcon <> $FirstIcon       Send("{TAB}")  ;Desktop, not IE     $ThisIcon = _GetIconWithFocus()     if stringinstr($ThisIcon, $AppToLaunch) > 0 then         Send("{ENTER}")  ;Launch!         Exitloop     EndIf Wend I found an old post regarding a _ExplorerGetSelectedItems UDF At best it accurately tells me how many Icons are on my desktop, but does not return any text. If there is another approach I'm all ears. Bonus Question: Ultimately this will run under Citrix Desktop, any monsters lurking there that I should be aware? Thanks in advance,
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