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Old 10-31-2009, 10:47 AM #1
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Default mozilla firefox icon missing

Somehow ( I think it was my husband ) the mozilla firefox icon disappeared. Now I have to use another way around to get to the start page. YIKES!
If I go trying to do it myself then I would probably screw
something else up. Can someone help me with my iddy biddy
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Go to start, and Firefox should be in your program list.

Once you open it, go to tools. Pick options and the first box will
be to set up your homepage again.
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sometimes when I click icons my hand is moving and slides the icon off the quick launch area.
i don't know if you use the quick launch - it's the little icons in the bar at the bottom next to the start button.

also from the start button/program list / go to Firefox and right click it
then you can find the -- send to - Desktop - create shortcut
that will make a new icon on the desktop for you
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It worked. I appreciate your help!
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