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28-Jul-2004, 08:03 PM #1
Arrow View Desktop Icons as Tiled (XP)
I've seen this done before over at www.deviantart.com but no one has shared their little secret. I've googled all day and night for this, but I've uncovered nothing about setting your icon view on your desktop to tiled (words to the right of the icons). Anyone know how to have text beside the icon on the desktop? Such a "tip" would complete my classic looking comp.
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09-Aug-2004, 01:17 AM #2
I don't think you can with XP do that but maybe with XP ad-ons like Talisman you can.

http://www.lighttek.com/index.htm
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