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Windows 7: Icons in Desktop - How to make them invisible temporarily

04 Apr 2012  
MSwhip

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
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Icons in Desktop - How to make them invisible temporarily

in Windows 7 can i hide the Icons in the desktop? Can i toggle back and forth between just the wallpaper and the icons on a backdrop of the wallpaper? How can i do that?



Thank you.
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04 Apr 2012  
Bongo

Win 7 Pro x64
9,592 posts
Council Bluffs, Iowa
 
 

This tutorial should help Desktop Icons - Hide or Show
Jerry
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04 Apr 2012  
Arc

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit SP 1
21,457 posts
 
 

Right click on the desktop... and
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Jerry is faster
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08 Apr 2012  
A Guy

Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
32,119 posts
Bay Area Peninsula
 
 

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09 Apr 2012  
Rockydog1947

Win 7 Pro 64 bit
40 posts
 
 

Thanks for that A Guy. I hate going back and forth turning off hide/show. This is cool.
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09 Apr 2012  
A Guy

Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
32,119 posts
Bay Area Peninsula
 
 

Welcome to Seven Forums Rockydog1947. You're welcome. I like it because click and they show, and hide again by themselves. Want to work on the desktop, just disable until you are done, then untick disable, and back hidden. A Guy
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