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To: Ed Forrest who wrote (16797)	2/24/2001 10:37:39 AM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

hi ed "This might be what you're thinking about" that's precisely what i was thinking about! thank you for posting it. i'll add it to my pctips file so it won't get away from me again. the remedy i was looking at specifically was Delete the ShellIconCache file. that was what was escaping me. you may have read my follow up post to pw in which i told her i was able to right-click the desk top and choose 'refresh' from the menu. that fixed the rogue icons back in a second. (and the 'refresh' option appears in your posted microsoft article as the first thing to try.) :) mark