Double Desktop Icons
Since I installed office 2007 enterprize
I have 2 shortcuts on my desktop for everything when I delete one ,the other goes away also.
If I create one I get 2.
Please Help
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Since I installed office 2007 enterprize
I have 2 shortcuts on my desktop for everything when I delete one ,the other goes away also.
If I create one I get 2.
Please Help
by jjasniew Accepted solution
by Former member Accepted solution
Just right click on a empty part of your screen and select "new > folder" and mark your new folder "shortcuts" and just place your shortcuts in there. Or try these:
Best desktop ever
I have my Desktop set this way in XP Home
Don't know about other XP variations
Rt. click your taskbar.
Hover over "toolbars."
Choose "new toolbar.
In the "New Toolbar dialog box left click "Desktop," to highlight.
Choose "Make New Folder" button at lower left.
OK
You now have a "New Folder" on your desktop. BUT.
This is a Toolbar Folder!
Drag the folder to any open margin of your screen(left,right,or top) and drop it there.
You now have a new toolbar!
Go to the little bumpy line at the top of the new toolbar and Rt. click.
Choose "Always on top."
Do it again and choose "Auto-hide."
Now the toolbar will pop out when you bump that Desktop margin with your cursor.
Other Rt. click context choices are "Show text" (gives title of icons)
and "Show title." (Displays name of toolbar) " View" offers large or small icons.
But wait! The "New Folder" is still on the Desktop. Rename it as you wish, but leave it there.
Any shortcut icon you drag and drop into that folder appears in your new toolbar
AND disappears from your Desktop!
Shortcuts in the toolbar are one-click launch shortcuts, just like "Quick Launch."
All normal Rt. click shortcut icon context functions are available inside the toolbar.
Drag and drop inside the toolbar to arrange icons.
If you move the toolbar folder off the Desktop, you will lose all your icons.
Ditto if you put it in a containing folder. Just leave it there.
YES! You can do the same for the other empty margins of your Desktop and have four
Quick Launch toolbars that autohide, but are always on top even when you have the screen
full of something else. (I leave the Taskbar up and autohide the other three, but that's up to you.
Now when you get a new shortcut on your Desktop you can just drop it in whichever toobar you want.
To customize the covers of your three remaining desktop items
(I added a fourth-work folder-for balance)
Rt. click,choose "Properties">Customize>Change Icon.
Here you can select one of Windows' lovely preinstalled icons,
or "Browse" your computer for your own icons.
You now have a Desktop with only three or four customized icons and
nothing else but your beautiful wallpaper AND all your regularly used
Shortcuts are always avaliable in one click.
To get rid of the remaining folders, right click the taskbar, choose "Toolbars" and check "Desktop." The word "Desktop" will appear over by the clock with double >, which when toggled gives the icons of the desktop. Now right click the desktop and uncheck "Show icons." Clear!
Cool desktop:
http://www.download.com/CoolDesktop/3000-2346_4-10667291.html
Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.
If this information is useful, please mark as helpful. Thanks.
by w2ktechman Accepted solution
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