selected for that text. Like the icons for all other 'open' objects on the WPS Desktop, whether for folders or applications, Shadows' icons become diagonally hatched on 'opening' and remain in that state until closed/exited respectively. Managing shadows There are several ways to create a shadow. One way is to select the target object and choose "Create Shadow" from its context menu. The desktop then prompts with a dialogue box allowing the user to specify where the shadow should be created. Another way is to employ drag-and-drop to create shadows, holding down the shift and control modifier keys whilst dragging. The dialog box opens initially with a view of currently opened folders on the "Opened" Tab (page) of the dialog, first of which is the current Desktop folder, allowing direct selection of the destination. There are a further four tabs for "Related", "Desktop", "Drives" and "Path", this latter allowing textual path specification including drive (volume), whereas the other three options display an expandable hierarchical tree of folders to select from. References OS/2 Legacy systems