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Subject:	Re: Missing Desktop Icon in ME
From:	Larry <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	PCSOFT - Personal Computer software discussion list <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Fri, 8 Feb 2002 02:41:51 -0600
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ca95965 wrote:
> I don't have your answer, James, but I have a friend without one on his
> win95.  If that is supposed to be there (and I'd think it would be), how
> would he get THAT back?

Mary, I don't think the "show desktop" icon and the QuickLaunch bar
appeared until Win98. Your friend could experiment with Bill's solution,
but I doubt that would work in W95.
Here are a few things that might work;
1. Microsoft's Power Toys for Win95 had a desktop icon that sat in the
system tray, (by the clock), which, when clicked, would pop-up a menu with
all the icons of the desktop.
2. If your friend has a keyboard with the "Windows" key, type "Win-d" to
perform the same function as the Show Desktop icon. See MS Knowledge
Base article Q126449 for more keyboard shortcuts.
3. Lacking a windows keyboard, "Alt-m" will minimize all windows when the
focus is on the taskbar, (click a blank space on the taskbar first), but
this can't be toggled to restore the original condition.
4. Browse freeware web sites for similar utilities.
Larry Hooper

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