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J
Jane C
Or you could just right-click the desktop, add new shortcut, browse to
iexplore.exe........ ;-)
iexplore.exe........ ;-)
M
MicroFox
That is a shortcut, not a system icon then.
In other words the right click functionality differs...
This was made for people who want to go to the Iexp. options fast...
In other words the right click functionality differs...
This was made for people who want to go to the Iexp. options fast...
F
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
MicroFox said:
Or right click a blank spot on the desktop and choose Properties and then
click Change desktop icons on the left.
M
MicroFox
try it....
and see that they have removed IE from that window...
and see that they have removed IE from that window...
J
Jane C
Not showing on mine. Vista x64.
L
Lang Murphy
They removed it from RTM. It was there up to RC2 and subsequent drops.
Lang
Lang
F
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
Lang Murphy said:They removed it from RTM. It was there up to RC2 and subsequent drops.
Lang
So they did. I still have the icon on my desktop, though. I wonder if it's
because I updated to RTM over RC2.
M
MicroFox
You updated? I thought RC2 was not updatable to RTM!
strange.....
strange.....
M
MICHAEL
It's not a "supported" upgrade route.
It does work, and worked well, for me.
-Michael
It does work, and worked well, for me.
-Michael
M
MicroFox
aha.. thanks for the clarification....
MICHAEL said:It's not a "supported" upgrade route.
It does work, and worked well, for me.
-Michael
S
Scott
MicroFox spake thusly on 12/14/2006 3:02 PM:
I rarely change the settings in IE. I can just as well do it in IE from
the Menu Bar. No need to clutter the desktop.
Besides, real men don't use IE anyway. ;-)
That is a shortcut, not a system icon then.
In other words the right click functionality differs...
This was made for people who want to go to the Iexp. options fast...
I rarely change the settings in IE. I can just as well do it in IE from
the Menu Bar. No need to clutter the desktop.
Besides, real men don't use IE anyway. ;-)
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