She did say all but one document and that is why I suggested what I did. Oooooops from me then...lol. I think elks has left the building though and he/she isn't getting follow-up replies via email.

Caroline, I use Internet Explorer as my browser, and my operating system is Windows XP Pro. The default location for the icon for a new shortcut is this: C:\WINDOWS\system32\url.dll That's where you end up with the icon that looks just like the Internet Explorer icon. You already know how to get to the point where you can change the icon, so click on "Browse" to change locations and then go to: C:\WINDOWS\system32\SHELL32.dll There are a lot of icons to choose from in that dll.

Hey guys!!! I finally found out how to do this with all your help, First I had to find out what the 'arrows' were called, caret. Started searching again and finally found this link. Thanks so much for adding your pics as this helped me figure this out!! WOW, you guys are great! plantbug Here is a link that might be useful: Custom Toolbar

This is what I learned to do right here at CompHelp. When you are on the page you want a shortcut for, look at the URL. Lay your cursor on the icon in front of the http (here it is a little green leaf) and drag it to your desktop. I have a bunch of them on my Dssktop. HTH Sue