Dan Howard wrote: > Stosh wrote: > >> Stosh wrote: >> Mozilla has taken over my icons! When I try to assign an icon to a >> shortcut, I have a bunch saved in a folder, and the attachment shows >> what it looks like.... >> >> Please LMK what I need to do, I'll report a 'feature' or bug if I have >> to.... >> >> Stan > > > Since you've already installed with mozilla set to handle your images, > you can fix it in preferences: > > 1) In Preferences/Advanced/System, uncheck the file formats for icons > (ico, gif, bmp). Then close Mozilla, including the Quick Launcher if > it's running. > > 2) (Assuming your using Windows; I know nothing about other platforms.) > Open Internet Explorer and let it set itself as your internet default. > Then close IE again quickly and quietly so no one ever even has to know > that you had it running. This seems like the quickest way to > reassociate the IE viewer for those file formats. > > 3) Launch Mozilla again and reset it as your internet default. > > 4) Check in Win Explorer to make sure your icons are displaying correctly. > > > Worked, thanks,
Stan
