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| Desktop Icon spacing fails I've got a strange problem with my desktop icons -- thay don't repsect IconVerticalSpacing or IconSpacing. Nor do they show any text below the icon itself. I did extensive searching on the web for answers: twidling Auto Arraing, Align to Grid, Icon Size, Refresh, change Icon size, change Icon text size, and change display resolution. It'd not a driver problem as when I logon as another user, the Icons are OK. I'm not sure when this happned, but if I recall, I saw an a popup for Assessibility popup earlier in the day. So I tried flipping Windows Accessibility on and off including High Contrast options. Dragging a new icon on to the desktop has the save effect. Any thoughts? -- Tom Connors |
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| Re: Desktop Icon spacing fails "TomConnors" <TomConnors@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1583C49F-79E2-4449-9A71-2318609A5186@microsoft.com...[color=blue] > I've got a strange problem with my desktop icons -- thay don't repsect > IconVerticalSpacing or IconSpacing. Nor do they show any text below the > icon > itself. > > I did extensive searching on the web for answers: twidling Auto Arraing, > Align to Grid, Icon Size, Refresh, change Icon size, change Icon text > size, > and change display resolution. > > It'd not a driver problem as when I logon as another user, the Icons are > OK. > > I'm not sure when this happned, but if I recall, I saw an a popup for > Assessibility popup earlier in the day. So I tried flipping Windows > Accessibility on and off including High Contrast options. > > Dragging a new icon on to the desktop has the save effect. > > Any thoughts? >[/color] You could try resetting things to one of the preset original themes Right-click desktop > Personalize > Theme and then take it from there.to apply your preferred settings. -- Jon |
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| Re: Desktop Icon spacing fails Changing themes had no effect. [color=blue] > You could try resetting things to one of the preset original themes > > Right-click desktop > Personalize > Theme > > and then take it from there.to apply your preferred settings. > > -- > Jon > > > > >[/color] |
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| RE: Desktop Icon spacing fails I found the fix -- delete all entries unter the keys HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\BagMRU HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\Bags -tomc -- Tom Connors "TomConnors" wrote: [color=blue] > I've got a strange problem with my desktop icons -- thay don't repsect > IconVerticalSpacing or IconSpacing. Nor do they show any text below the icon > itself. > > I did extensive searching on the web for answers: twidling Auto Arraing, > Align to Grid, Icon Size, Refresh, change Icon size, change Icon text size, > and change display resolution. > > It'd not a driver problem as when I logon as another user, the Icons are OK. > > I'm not sure when this happned, but if I recall, I saw an a popup for > Assessibility popup earlier in the day. So I tried flipping Windows > Accessibility on and off including High Contrast options. > > Dragging a new icon on to the desktop has the save effect. > > Any thoughts? > > -- > Tom Connors[/color] |
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