Icons outside the Desktop dimensions

On Mon, 07 Feb 2011 14:43:05 +0100, a wrote:

On Sat, 05 Feb 2011 22:51:22 +0100, a wrote:
i create a new folder

now comparing the icons listed in the Explorer (about100) and the
ones displayed on the Desktop (about 80)

i manually transferred the 20 i was able to see in Explorer
in this newly folder

then extracted again these 20 icons (one by one) on a visible portion of
the Desktop

Glad it worked out. Now get that small utility!

note:
another possible reason that caused the problem,
was the use of the "Align to grid" command
(i presume that in English the name of the command
is this or a similar one):
so doing, when you have many icons, some of them will go outside Desktop
boundaries

As a fellow "crowded-desktop" 98-er, I have found that align_to_grid
doesn't push icons beyong the right edge of the screen unless there
are no other holes. BUT starting in safe mode is guaranteed to cause
desktop chaos.

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On Sat, 05 Feb 2011 22:51:22 +0100, a wrote:
i create a new folder

now comparing the icons listed in the Explorer (about100) and the
ones displayed on the Desktop (about 80)

i manually transferred the 20 i was able to see in Explorer
in this newly folder

then extracted again these 20 icons (one by one) on a visible portion of
the Desktop

note:
another possible reason that caused the problem,
was the use of the "Align to grid" command
(i presume that in English the name of the command
is this or a similar one):
so doing, when you have many icons, some of them will go outside Desktop
boundaries


Now Right Hand click on Taskbar

Click on add a new Tool Bar
Choose that Folder you made
And Clock OK!



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