>I think it might be a file called ".desktop" or ".folder" in the
>directory. It is a "hidden" file. That file is definitely used to
>specify the icon a directory will have. (Did you know that every
>directory can have any arbitrary icon you choose? MS just forgot to
>give you a mechanism for specifying it. PCMag made a little app to do
>it several years ago.)
>-D
Neither .desktop or .folder exist on the C: drive. There is w desktop
directory that contains all of the shortcuts, but no other files that
would contain a position.
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