Thanks, Tyro,
I understand that the icon "comes" from the associated program.
However, I have another observation.
The PDF icon, inside a folder does have (a small)
the Acrobat red "triangle".
The same file on the desktop - does not.
Is this a VISTA issue?
P.S.
Regardless, I'm going to try Foxit..
Uzidengineer
"Tyro" <> wrote in message
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> The icon you're seeing is the icon of the program that is the default to
> open the particular file. It is not the icon of the file.
> I use Foxit reader to open PDF files. They show the Fixit reader icon.
> Excel files show the Excel program icon, Word documents, the Word program
> icon. One way can set the icon is by simply right clicking on the file and
> choosing "open with" and then select a program and then select always use
> the selected program to open this type of file.
>
> Tyro
>
> "uzidengineer" <> wrote in message
> news:AD529681-3A46-4F78-AF04-...
>> Hi,
>>
>> A laptop (vaio VGN-CR220) with Vista op. sys.
>> While other files, when displayed as Icons shows
>> clearly the "logo" of the associated programs -
>> - the PDF files do not.
>>
>> A WORD file icon has a clear (blue) W in it.
>> An Excel file icon has a clear (green) X in it.
>> Etc.
>>
>> A PDF file shows as something similar to a notepad icon.
>> How can I change this?
>>
>> I CAN change the icon for a shortcut to such a file
>> as the shortcut (right click) menu has a "change icon"
>> I failed to see such an option on the FILE itself.
>>
>> Any advise?
>
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