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I am having a problem of not being able to send a website to the Desktop as a "Shortcut". I have icons on the Desktop from the past, and these are working correctly. I am able to send them to a folder in "Favorites", and they are active from there
I'm having difficulty with shortcut icons on the desktop. I use a lot of these for quick connect to programs I use frequently.
I have noticed some program icons, for example ... WinZip have a "picture theme" as their icon.
When I click on "Properties" for this icon, there are 3 tabs available...
"General"
"Shortcut"
"Compatibility"
Under the "Shortcut" tab, it allows the icon to be changed, and refers me to a group of mixed icons.
Another icon, for example "Windows XP New Users Group" have only the generic "e" explorer icon.
When I go to the "Properties" selection on the info, it only has the "General" tab, and no choice of changing the icon.
I know this is a small thing to worry with, but I would just like to have my desktop look better, plus it does make spotting the desktop shortcut icon easier.
Can anyone help?
-- Thanks for any assistance or suggestions.
Amber
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In Internet Explorer, click Favorites (from drop down menu) > click "Create in" > New folder and type the path, example "C:\Documents and Settings\Your Username\Desktop.
Andre
"Amber" <Amber@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A0E292EF-2819-415C-BFD0-16C48E535B85@microsoft.com...
>I am having a problem of not being able to send a website to the Desktop
> as a "Shortcut". I have icons on the Desktop from the past, and these are
> working correctly. I am able to send them to a folder in "Favorites", and
> they are active from there
>
>
> I'm having difficulty with shortcut icons on the desktop. I use a lot of
> these for quick connect to programs I use frequently.
> I have noticed some program icons, for example ... WinZip have a "picture
> theme" as their icon.
> When I click on "Properties" for this icon, there are 3 tabs available...
> "General"
> "Shortcut"
> "Compatibility"
> Under the "Shortcut" tab, it allows the icon to be changed, and refers me > to
> a group of mixed icons.
> Another icon, for example "Windows XP New Users Group" have only the > generic
> "e" explorer icon.
> When I go to the "Properties" selection on the info, it only has the
> "General" tab, and no choice of changing the icon.
> I know this is a small thing to worry with, but I would just like to have > my
> desktop look better, plus it does make spotting the desktop shortcut icon
> easier.
> Can anyone help?
>
>
> -- > Thanks for any assistance or suggestions.
> Amber
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Type in Start Run
regsvr32 sendmail
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http://www.uscricket.com "Amber" <Amber@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A0E292EF-2819-415C-BFD0-16C48E535B85@microsoft.com...
>I am having a problem of not being able to send a website to the Desktop > as a "Shortcut". I have icons on the Desktop from the past, and these are > working correctly. I am able to send them to a folder in "Favorites", and > they are active from there
> > > I'm having difficulty with shortcut icons on the desktop. I use a lot of > these for quick connect to programs I use frequently.
> I have noticed some program icons, for example ... WinZip have a "picture > theme" as their icon.
> When I click on "Properties" for this icon, there are 3 tabs available...
> "General"
> "Shortcut"
> "Compatibility"
> Under the "Shortcut" tab, it allows the icon to be changed, and refers me to > a group of mixed icons.
> Another icon, for example "Windows XP New Users Group" have only the generic > "e" explorer icon.
> When I go to the "Properties" selection on the info, it only has the > "General" tab, and no choice of changing the icon.
> I know this is a small thing to worry with, but I would just like to have my > desktop look better, plus it does make spotting the desktop shortcut icon > easier.
> Can anyone help?
> > > -- > Thanks for any assistance or suggestions.
> Amber