Change Icon Alignment

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In previous versions of Windows I have been able to align my icons on the right side of my desktop. I prefer this location so that the Start list does not open over the icons. I now have WinXP and the "Line Up Icons" selection is no longer a "right click" choice. All of the available selections force the icons to return to the left side of the desktop. Does anyone know how to fix this?
 
Joel
Right click on the desktop and choose "Arrange Icons By". Select "Align to
Grid" but NOT "Auto Arrange" then when you move your icons to the right they
should stay put.
Hope this helps.
Alan


Joel said:
In previous versions of Windows I have been able to align my icons on the
right side of my desktop. I prefer this location so that the Start list does
not open over the icons. I now have WinXP and the "Line Up Icons" selection
is no longer a "right click" choice. All of the available selections force
the icons to return to the left side of the desktop. Does anyone know how to
fix this?
 
Also Check your icon grid spacing
=======icon spacing================
Xp Style desktop
-[start] button
--Control Panel
---Display options
----Appearance tab
-----Advanced button
------Item: Icon spacing ( Horiz / Vert )
make desired changes
default spacing = 43
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-----Original Message-----
In previous versions of Windows I have been able to
align my icons on the right side of my desktop. I prefer
this location so that the Start list does not open over
the icons. I now have WinXP and the "Line Up Icons"
selection is no longer a "right click" choice. All of the
available selections force the icons to return to the
left side of the desktop. Does anyone know how to fix
this?
 
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