Ok, which one should I use for icons?
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The end result in the case of Windows XP is to get a series of icons of different scales, so I actually recommend using a program that includes vector illustration capabilities for easy scaling. Photoshop still wins out in this case, especially if you want the alpha transparency and 32-bit gradient effects that make modern icons so engaging. See the MSDN article below for the necessary steps to creating a fully compliant Windows XP icon file.
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right click on your desktop and select arrange icons, then click on show/hide desktop icons
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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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Right click ur desktop > Arrange Icons > Show desktop icons :)\nAs simple as that??!
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Go to the View menu and pick Arrange Icons and click on BY NAME. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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http://www.icongalore.com/\n  You can download free icons from this sight. Create a shortcut to the program you want, right click on it, go to properties and change icon. I have XP and can't see any way to move icons from desktop to taskbar. Earlier versions of Windows allowed you to do this.
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Right click it and ckick properties. Click change icon and select from a variety of icons. Alternatively click custormize folder after clicking folders (if it's a folder)
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Ready?   Start - Settings - Control Panel. Click on the Tools tab on the top toolbar - select Folder Options. Click on the File Types tab. Click on file type you wish to change icon for so it is highlighted. Now click on the Advanced button near the bottom. There will be a change icon button right next to the highlighted file type you just selected. select new icon or search for another then click OK.
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Visual Studio also includes the power to create and edit icons.\n\nIf you want some very good commercial software, check out "IconCool Editor". It supports various resolutions and color depths, has a decent editor tool, and lets you create the multi-icon files supported by Windows XP.
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for aim or aol?\n\nif aim i use iconhell
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http://www.iconator.com/\nit's called ICONATOR
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http://www.microangelo.us/advanced_icon_editor/XP_icon_editor.asp\n\nI have had much success with this program.\n\nHope this helps..\n\nThe Geeks
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Any chance your file extension association for the icon got remapped to SnagIt?
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which ever one you'll use
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if it is on all the icons then go to your properties screen the second person said or if it is only one then you are probably selecting that one lol
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On the screen top right click. Click on arrange icons by, make sure the "show desk top icons " is checked.
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Add font-size icon to toolbar and use it