how do i change my photos to icons?
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In explorer select view menu and then select Icons.\n\nEnjoy\nkoz\nPhoenix, Arizona Computer Repair\nhttp://www.phoenix-Computer-Repair.net\nAffirmative Computer Services
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Get a Icon editor and covert the picture you want into the .ico file format. Then use Windows to change Icon via properties on the compiled program.. (You will have to ship the Icon file with the program in a folder in order for it to work on other computers)
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first find all the icons you like, open it in a paint program and put them beside each other to form this background. once the background is made, upload it to a site like www.photobucket.com (free) then go to http://www.strikefile.com/myspace/ and this way you can edit your profile, go to background and copy the needed code for the pic u uploaded to photobucket and paste it in the background editer, this will make a special code needed to put in your profile.
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go into trillian preferences\nclick on Identities and Connections\nclick on the identity you use, then click change to the right\nin the My Icon click below the pics on the Browse for more pics\nthen pic one from your pc\n\nhope that's what you wanted
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Hi,\n\nRight Click on the desktop to get the Display Properties, now click on Customize Desktop. You should get a screen from where you can change your icons or restore them to defaults. Make a choice.\n\nThe icons should be there again!\n\nCheers!
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I remember an application called microangelo that allowed you to create icons for desktop folders.  You could do the same with MS paint at maximum zoom but MicroAngelo has more features such as animation.\nThen you can set the icon in the shortcut properties.\n\nIf you want an easier way, just install a theme.
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1. right click your desktop and chose Properties\n\n2. click on the desktop tab\n\n3. click on the button the says "Customize Desktop..."\n\n4. Under the general tab at the top there should be a section "Desktop icons" check the box for Internet Explorer\n\n5. click OK for that window (Desktop Items) and then click OK for the Properties window  It should appear after that
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Hey :\n\nyou may use this software IconCool Studio ..\n\neasy to use and soo usefull , just try it ,
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Right click on and image file you want to open, when the menu pops up select "Open With", then select "choose program". When the dialog box pops up choose the program you want to open that type of image file, then select the box that says " Always use the selected program to open this type of file".\n\nDo this with each type of image file you want to change the associations for, i.e., jpeg, bitmap, png., etc.
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Right click the desktop and select properties. Open the desktop tab. Hit customise desktop then tick the items you want. Press OK and your icons will be back!
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Customization of the xp start logo and related entities is a complicated. However you've done that before so ..\n\nPlease read this following URL on how to change the start menu icon. Screenshots are included to prove that this works. This is a manual method with the help of software.
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First Go up through the START MENU and right click on PROGRAMS.   Pick EXPLORE from the list, and POOF, you are using Windows Explorer on your start menu.    Then go to the menu at the TOP of the page and pick NEW then FOLDERS from the FILE menu.  \n\nYou can then copy or move various ICON shortcuts to that folder.
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Open the photo in an image editing program like Paint or Photoshop or Paintshop Pro or the like (there's some good image converting freebies out there too) .  Then, once it is open, click on the File / Save As and then type in a name and the drop down list below gives various types - select the type you want and save.
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You can right click on the item on the desktop and go to properties...\n\nOR\n\nGo to control panel, display, desktop, customize desktop (at the bottom) and then you can change the icons.
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Go to start bottom left corner click on start go up to settings and then control panel double click and then over to display and click desk top. That's where you change the picture. hit which ever picture you want and then OK. OK?
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right click the image and click  "save picture as.." select a folder and a name for the image and you are all done :-)
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use photo editing software and set the dpi to 72dpi (screen resolution) also change the size of the pic. saving images as a jpeg also works.