Re: How to....

[Ansgar -59cobalt- Wiechers <bugtraq () planetcobalt net>]

On 2005-09-27 Greg wrote:
> ....really shoot your XP machine in the foot, so to speak.
>
> Pick any program shortcut that is pinned to your start menu. If you
> don't have any, find any old program shortcut (or make one) then pin
> it to your start menu. Now go find some other shortcut to a completely
> different program and open it's properties. Copy the full path info
> from that one and past it into the path info in the properties for
> that other shortcut that is pinned to the start menu and click OK to
> make it stick. Now carefully look at that icon. It hasn't changed. Now
> click on it. The icon now starts that other program instead of the one
> it looks like it is SUPPOSED to start.

Or you could simply click on "Change Icon..." while you're already in
the properties dialog, and change the icon to whatever you want. So
what? Icon and commandline of a shortcut aren't associated and never
were.

Regards
Ansgar Wiechers
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