created destop icons wont stay like they should?
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it should be doing that - that represents a link to a webpage.\nDon't worry about it, there's nothing wrong going on.
313327
The programs above the line are considered to be in your start menu...and will be there until you remove them.  The ones below the line are your most used programs and they will actually change depending on how often you use them or not.\n\nYou can right click on most icons and you will see the option to "pin to the start menu", which will then add that icon's program to the start menu.   Likewise, if you right click on any of the programs in your start menu (above the line) you will see the option to "unpin from the start menu", which will remove the icon from your start menu.\n\nOr as the previous person said....just ignore it...
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I am not sure if you mean you wish to create an icon itself, create graphics, or hotspots. But, if you want to create a real "icon" there is a great little program that I use call Irfanview.  It is free.\n\nYou can get it here:\nhttp://www.bluesofts.com/download/509/810/IrfanView.html
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try to chek the properties of your games,some of them are read only file so u hav 2 change it to archieve so u can modify,change or delete the program......tnx
736286
Hmm did you delete them in the recycle bin? If you did check to see if you can restore them before you remove them. If you empty the recycle bin then.. You sort of lost them. \n\nIf you moved them off the screen try increasing the screen revolution. Once you see the mising icons just move them back to where they were. If you stii do not see them right click->arange icons by-> (Pick your choice) this should re organize your icons but they should all be there.\n\nThe most obvious is  a system restore when all else fails.
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look at the code for the icons.  If you see the code <br> between the icon code, delete the <br>.  If theres </p><p> between them, delete this instead between the icons.  Have fun!
595567
Use this small utility to restore your icon:\nhttp://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_showdesktop.htm
922186
look into the dimaso variable in the help files, if you change that it I bet it clears up.
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right click on ur destop->properties->desktop option->customize desktop option->click on internet explorer->apply->click ok.\nthink tat shud solve the problem.
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i have never seen this problem before - maybe you could be more detailed as to what it IS doing?\n\n//edit//\nafter seeing that picture, i believe i understand whats going on....play around with those dotted-line borders, and move them until you can see the taskbar window pane icons (the windows you have running and the windows you have up)\nbasically all that seems to have happened is that that specific part of the taskbar is being hidden due to the enlarged size of other parts (quick launch)\n\nif you still cant seem to get it, email me on superXero07@comcast.net, i should be able to help ya
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No, not at all, but it makes it a little more cluttered up.  If you like nice clean things, or if you stick with that rumor, I would place everything similar together in groups, if you have Windows XP, place everything you can to the new style which takes off about 3 to 4 icons (my computer, Documents, etc.) and using that, I only have 3 icons now, 2 are only needed. 1 of them is Recycle Bin (can't do anything about that) and the other 2 is everything else. If i didnt have those 2 main folders, my desktop will be all covered
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Right click the desktop background.  On the menu, select "Arrange Icons By" and make sure Auto Arrange and Align to Grid are unchecked.
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just make sure you go to add/remove programs to remove it first and then make sure the icon has been deleted if not right click it and hit delete
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To hide something in the icon tray, right click on it and go to properties. The near the bottom right corner of properties click "customize". Click on the program you want then choose "always hide" from the drop down menu.
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Right click on the taskbar >Properties>and uncheck the "Group similar taskbar buttons" box. Then click Apply...that shud fix it .\nThanks .\nColin.
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Open Windows Paint (Bitmap editor), draw your icon (how do you like it to look like ). Save it as BMP, then rename in to *.ico.\n...It worked for me ( at least whean i had win 98 ) .. but it's worth trying....
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http://www.dr-hoiby.com/TrayIconIn256Color/index.php\n\nI dont know if you should trust the link above. Another guy said using the activx component at the page fixed his tray icon problem. i would try to do it manually though with a hex editor. the fix however is only to make the icons 256 colours, whichi isn't high colour.\n\nI am not sure this is what you are looking for, but i am assuming your desktop enviroment is already running in 16 or 32 bit color.