how do i locate Windows shortcut on my pc...it vanished

I hope you know what I am talking about, It is either word or windows shortcuts?  It vanished...TIA

• how do i locate Windows shortcut on my pc...it vanished - lessMT
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Found this link which tells a lot of this lingo.

http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=522142

such as, I end each letter from my doc with "Thank you for the referral of the patient." Sincerely, John R. Brown, MD JEB/trh. I know there must be a way to store this so that all I have to do is strike 1 key to end my letters, but I don't knave a clue how to do this. Anyone have any suggetstions? Thanks

Type up what you want to "quick-type" (including font, color, format--just the way you want it to look when you normally type it in), then highlight it all.  At the top of the Word toolbar, click on "Insert." In the drop-down menu is "AutoText" with an arrow. Go onto the arrow, and there should be another drop-down menu. Click on "New." Write a simple title for it (like "JEB" or "Brown"). From that point on, you should be able to type in the title and AutoText will automatically place this in your work. Let me know if this works for you (I do it all the time--saves my poor fingers!).

http://www.buildingbetterhealth.com/drugtreatments?condID=03.277604

This is a drug site to keep as you can locate drugs by dx also. So go to site and in the second search box enter your dx alpha etc and up comes drugs.  It is really a life saver so to speak many times. 

alphalitoic acid??  She says that the patient did not like taking prescription medications so did not start Actos for blood sugar, but takes garlic and (spells) alphalitoic acid.  

Thanks for any help with this.   

She was found to have a pseudomonas and Citrobacter positive sputum cultures.  She had a PICC line and was treated with ____ (doc is spelling ceftaziotine) ?