Find the said files with Windows Explorer;
Right click on one of them;
Select "Send to...";
Choose "Desktop (Create shortcut)";
Repeat for the other file.
You can do the above from within Word's Open dialog as well.
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But, you could include an AutoOpen macro in File A to open File B whenever
File A is opened. Then put the shortcut to File A on the desktop.
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