Desktop Icon Names

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Chuck Davis

A club member has two computers. On one the desktop icon names are normal.
On the other, the Icon name is black font on a white background. Naturally,
he would like the black font on a white background on both. How can I help
him?
 
Replied to [Chuck Davis]s message :
A club member has two computers. On one the desktop icon names are normal.
On the other, the Icon name is black font on a white background. Naturally,
he would like the black font on a white background on both. How can I help
him?
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Right click Desktop , Properties , Desktop tab
Change the background color to white. Click OK

Right click on Desktop, Arrange icons by, Tick :
Lock web items on desktop

Good Luck, Ayush.
 
Ayush,

I returned to the club member's home this afternoon, and what he really
wanted was transparancy in the text field below the icons. I could not
locate anything but solid colors.
Ayush said:
Replied to [Chuck Davis]s message :
A club member has two computers. On one the desktop icon names are
normal. On the other, the Icon name is black font on a white background.
Naturally, he would like the black font on a white background on both.
How can I help him?
Click to expand...


Right click Desktop , Properties , Desktop tab
Change the background color to white. Click OK

Right click on Desktop, Arrange icons by, Tick :
Lock web items on desktop

Good Luck, Ayush.
Click to expand...
 
Replied to [Chuck Davis]s message :
Ayush,

what he really
wanted was transparancy in the text field below the icons. I could not
locate anything but solid colors.
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1.Remove all Active desktop items :
.... Right click Desktop
.... Properties
.... Desktop tab
.... Customize desktop button
.... Web tab
.... Uncheck all items and click OK


2. Uncheck Lock icons
.... Right click Desktop
.... Point to Arrange icons by
.... Uncheck "Lock web items"


3. Use Drop shadows for icons
.... Click Start
.... Click Run
.... Type sysdm.cpl ,3
.... Click Enter
.... Click the first "Settings" button
.... Scroll down and tick "Use drop shadows for icon labels...."


Good Luck, Ayush.
 
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