genchan

Hi,

I have just made a system recovery to my notebook (Windows XP). The names of each icon on the desktop is underlined. This makes it easier to open the program or file with just one click.

But is there a way to undo the 'underline' function? I right-clicked on the desktop and went into the properties but couldn't seem to find that function.

Please help. Thank you.

Ben

OS Dragon

Oh, I had this prob at one time...Open a folder (i.e. My Documents)> Tools> Folder Options> In the "Click items as follows" section, select the 'Double-click to open an item (single-click to select)' option> Click OK.

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genchan

Hi. Thanks OS Dragon.

But I am not referring to the ones in the folders. Its those on the desktop. There are names for folders but also shortcuts for programs. The names like Internet Explorer or Word etc are underlined and I want to know how to disable them.

Please help. Thanks.
Ben

computerhakk

right click on My Computer>Advanced>Performance "setting"
fiddle with some of the visual effects settings.
im not sure which one is it because i have all mines enabled.

see if yours are enabled. or if any. play around with them.

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shupola

go to folder options like os dragon said, but if you want to be able to single click instead of double click, then select the "single click to open - point to select" bubble and under that select "underline icon titles only when i point at them" the settings will be applied to your desktop icons as well.

OS Dragon

Ben the procedure that I showed you also extends to the desktop...opening the folder was just a way to get to Windows Folder Option. Make sure that when you get to the Folder Option Dialogue Box it is set like this:

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