Well, you might delete the one that doesn't work, and use the one that launches version 0.94 to launch the program.
[basic stuff follows; Windows experts may ignore] If you aren't sure what a desktop shortcut does, right-click it and select 'Properties' from the menu that appears. On the Shortcut tab, you may see something like this: Target: "C:\Program Files\Quackle\Quackle.exe" which would indicate that the shortcut will launch the program you want. There's another way to launch the program, too. If XP works anything like Windows2000, which it does in some ways and doesn't in others, do this: Press the "flying Windows" key (next to Alt in the lower-left area of your keyboard) and select Programs, Quackle, Quackle 0.94. That's a bit more cumbersome, but it does save you from the mysteries of wondering just what a desktop shortcut might be launching. Once you have the program running, click Help and About Quackle to see the version number. V0.94 identifies itself clearly. John Hart --- In [email protected], "suuuzzcflrrcom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Okay, call me an incipient Luddite - but I can't get this puppy to > work properly. > > I have two icons on my XP desktop - one that is the 0.94 release and a > large Gold Star shortcut that is for an unknown version (one that > didn't work on my machine at all). > > What do I have to do to fix this and get the two icons compatible, please? > > Much thanks. > > Susi >
