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I don't recommend the one click meohtd. I have a couple root meohtds based on what operating system you have.  I assume you have 3.1 or 3.2 right now?  If you have 3.1 take a look at my video if you havent already.  I also have a general rooting video which explains the rooting process which might be very helpful for you.As far as pasting files on your desktop, its very similar to a pc or mac shortcut.  Its not the actual file on your desktop just a link to the file.  You will need an App like Astro to create these shortcuts to say a PDF or a folder.  Once you install astro hold down on your screen and then click on the More tab.  There should be an astro folder / file icon.  Just click on that and select what folder or file you want to be on your desktop and then you should be set.

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I don't recommend the one click meohtd. I have a couple root meohtds based on what operating system you have. I assume you have 3.1 or 3.2 right now? If you have 3.1 take a look at my video if you havent already. I also have a general rooting video which explains the rooting process which might be very helpful for you.As far as pasting files on your desktop, its very similar to a pc or mac shortcut. Its not the actual file on your desktop just a link to the file. You will need an App like Astro to create these shortcuts to say a PDF or a folder. Once you install astro hold down on your screen and then click on the More tab. There should be an astro folder / file icon. Just click on that and select what folder or file you want to be on your desktop and then you should be set.

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