This revision deletes the shortcuts (which didn't work on 64-bit Windows), deletes the icon (which looked like something you should click), and changes AM.lgo to launch a new instance FMSLogo with appropriate "-w" and "-h" parameters. This pattern works because:
1) When FMSLogo is installed, *.lgo is associated with fmslogo.exe.
2) When FMSLogo is started with a program, it changes its working directory to the program's directory to run it.
3) Windows adds the path containing fmslogo.exe to the PATH, so "fmslogo.exe" will run fmslogo.exe.