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Mark
Right..
So I was having some trouble whilst moving some shortcuts
around. I ended up deleting the 'show desktop' icon from
my quicklaunch bar (winxp pro).
When restored it was showing me two copies... dont know why.
When deleting one, the other 'wasnt really there'.
(attempts to delete resulted in 'cannot read from source
file or disk'. When i tried to modify the properties on
that, it dissapeared.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;190355
gives instructions on how to create the thing manualy -
which I followed. Now I have the icon.
However clicking on the icon opens the SCF file up in a
notepad window - and doesnt show the desktop.
This is driving me around the bend, how can a simple
function like this be so hard to recreate??
Oh and I checked, .SCF does not have a specified file-type
- eg i'm not tying notepad.exe to the file extension.
Appreciate any help anyone can offer here.
Mark.
So I was having some trouble whilst moving some shortcuts
around. I ended up deleting the 'show desktop' icon from
my quicklaunch bar (winxp pro).
When restored it was showing me two copies... dont know why.
When deleting one, the other 'wasnt really there'.
(attempts to delete resulted in 'cannot read from source
file or disk'. When i tried to modify the properties on
that, it dissapeared.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;190355
gives instructions on how to create the thing manualy -
which I followed. Now I have the icon.
However clicking on the icon opens the SCF file up in a
notepad window - and doesnt show the desktop.
This is driving me around the bend, how can a simple
function like this be so hard to recreate??
Oh and I checked, .SCF does not have a specified file-type
- eg i'm not tying notepad.exe to the file extension.
Appreciate any help anyone can offer here.
Mark.