psbroggio said:
Is it true that it takes a LOT of memory when you have applications
in your desktop instead of shortcuts? also they do not backup if you
use a backup system?
Thanks
No, it is not true. The Desktop is just a folder display of the contents of
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Desktop folder. Any files in that folder
show up on the desktop. You can set any folder to display on the desktop if
you knew how.
It's only an icon that has to be drawn, so whether it's a shortcut or
something else makes no perceptible difference in a clean running machine.
It uses a negligible amount of memory eithe way.
As for backup, ANY backup program would back them up; it's just a folder.
Put your source for that info on the "suspect" list. <g>
HTH
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