Click the Start button, click your user account name near the top right side
of the Start menu. The right-click your Documents folder's icon and choose
Send To > Desktop (Create Shortcut). You can create a shortcut to any folder
that way.
You can choose some other icons from the Desktop Icons Settings folder.
Right-click the desktop and choose Personalize. Then click Change Desktop
Icons in the left pane.
"salomaha" <> wrote in message
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> Windows XP had a feature that you could right click Documents & select
> Show
> On Desktop.... Windows Vista does not have that feature evidently... does
> someone know just how to make Documents on the Desktop not a shoertcut???
> Thanks again for everyones help.... the IE shortcut idea has worked... but
> the Documents is a different deal from Windows XP to Windows Vista....
> Please
> Help!! Thanks!!
>
> Steve Leeder
>