Re: 'Show Desktop' icon

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Replied to [Lou]s message :
My problem with Show Desktop icon is different. When I click on the icon, it brings up a "New Folder" dialog box. I tried deleting all the Show Desktop files and did the Notepad approach, but still got the New Folder dialog box. Can you help?


Run the SCF File Association FIx :
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm



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