Hi, Steve,

I can duplicate this behaviour, but only if the second (third or fourth, etc.) is a clone of the first (i.e. when I make the second shortcut, I do so by copying the first). It seems that they are literally joined. When I make a change to one, that same change (be it parameter or name) is automatically made to the other.

However, if I drill down to the executable and create a new shortcut from there, it stands alone and changes I make to it (eg. parameters and/or name) remain with it alone and have no affect on the first shortcut.