If you have the "unsed" icon on your desktop, you can drop them all in there. Another way is to create a folder on your desktop specifically for games or whatever: -Right click on the desktop. -Go to "New", then "folder" -You'll now see a folder on your desktop -You can rename that folder to whatever you want to call it by right clicking on it, then renaming -Then drag and drop all your icons into that new folder That will clean up the desktop nicely. Another alternative is to delete them from your desktop but they will still remain in your programs which is how you would access them.

I called Hughes, I am paying for 200mb of downloads and uploads with no charges during 2am and 7am. My upload speed is supposed to be 700. I did a test and it averaged 450. I'm sorry, but something doesn't sound right here. Could it be that Hughes doesn't know what they are talking about regarding the plan you are paying for. See the link below. Do you maybe have the Power 200 plan? If so you are paying for 'up to' 2 Mbps Download and 'up to'300 Kbps Upload I wonder if that 700 you are 'supposed to be getting is actually for the upload between 2Am to 7 AM. He did a test and it shows that I have damage to the cables coming into my house. I will have to have them check on this later and pay their fee but we are experiencing an ice storm right now and I need to get through that. The ice storm itself would most probably slow your speed, as would a storm of any kind. There 'could' even be ice build up on the dish and other outside equipment slowing your speed. I wouldn't be lining up a $125 repairman anytime soon. I'd wait and see what you get on a clear day, and also what you get on a clear night. I also would not count on a $125 repair call even improving your speed. Taken from This thread discussing Hughes "What I did not expect was a reduction in download speeds to 10-20% of the advertised "up to" speeds during peak times." Here is a link that might be useful: Hughes plans and 'up to' speeds

it might be easier to simply use your firefox's bookmark toolbar and put you icons to your most used sites right there on that toolbar then once firefox is open just click on the icon. To put any website icon on the bookmark toolbar in firefox, put the cursor on the icon at the beginning of the url in the address bar then drag it from there to the bookmark toolbar and let go. Firefox's Bookmarks Toolbar

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