The Icons that change are created from links in Internet Explorer Favorites.
In IE Favorites the link Icons are the logo from the web site from which
they were created. Yahoo shows a letter "Y" as its logo, AT&T it's globe
logo. In IE favorites these logos are shown as the icon.
I dragged and dropped these links to a Toolbar on the Taskbar on my desktop.
For several weeks they appeared as created with the company logos as the
icon, then all of a sudden three of them changed to generic icons provided
by Vista. The Icons in the Favorites remained OK.
I deleted the icons (links) that changed and then went back to IE favorites
to again drag and drop them to the Toolbar, but each time the icon changes
when it appears on the tool bar.

Any ideas anyone.

Stuart

Thank you
The information was helpful
Stuart

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> Stuart Sabatini;694831 Wrote:

>> The Icons that change are created from links in Internet Explorer
>> Favorites.
>> In IE Favorites the link Icons are the logo from the web site from
>> which
>> they were created. Yahoo shows a letter "Y" as its logo, AT&T it's
>> globe
>> logo. In IE favorites these logos are shown as the icon.
>> I dragged and dropped these links to a Toolbar on the Taskbar on my
>> desktop.
>> For several weeks they appeared as created with the company logos as
>> the
>> icon, then all of a sudden three of them changed to generic icons
>> provided
>> by Vista. The Icons in the Favorites remained OK.
>> I deleted the icons (links) that changed and then went back to IE
>> favorites
>> to again drag and drop them to the Toolbar, but each time the icon
>> changes
>> when it appears on the tool bar.
>>
>> Any ideas anyone.
>>
>> Stuart

>
> Hi Stuart,
>
> Most IE favorite icons will need to be set to small or Classic icon
> sizes. This tutorial may help you on how to create a internet shortcut
> without getting the default "e" icon".
>
> Internet Shortcut
>
> Shawn
>
>
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> Brink
>
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