Printer Properties Window - Officejet Pro 8620

When I open the Printer Properties window and select the Printing Shortcut tab, each of the options (i.e. General Everyday Printing, Two Sided (Duplex) Printing, etc.) has a small lock icon at the bottom of the bigger icon. Why?
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Hi,
They are preset shortcuts and you can't mofify if BUT you can define or add your short cut(s) if you wish. For example: on my printer I use duplex as default and I have a short cut called oneside when I need to pring only one side
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