Favicons? Why don't i see them?
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IE6 doesn't use favicons in the Address bar or in the title bar, but they are used in the Favorites menu if you have anything listed there.\n\nFavicons are temporary images stored somewhere in cache or your temporary Internet files.  Sometimes the icons don't show if you clear your files and cookies.\n\nI found a program called FavOrg that will scan all links in your Favorites folder and save the icons so that they will show up when you hit Favorites.
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that's a favicon, that means the site has a yahoo favorites icon \n\nmaybe a glitch,
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I can't be certain, but I believe it falls under the start button at your control panel. There is a section there that allows you to make your icons act like internet links, one click and two click. I'll look and see if I can find it for you.
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http://www.canadiancontent.net/tech/downloads/Icon-Editors.html \nhttp://www.icon-maker.com\nFree  picture to icon convertor = http://www.picture2icon.com/ \nMake icons = http://www.cursorarts.com/ca_if.html\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/iconart.html  \n  http://www.sheezyart.com/view/720140/ = free ones\nhttp://www.boutell.com/newfaq/creating/favicon.html\n\nhttp://www.clipart.co.uk
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Make sure you have the lock toolbars unchecked. It may be there somewhere just hidden. Drag parts of the browser around and look for anything that says Addr. It may be thrown off to the side so far you can't even see it. There should be little gray lines you can drag.
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http://www.chami.com/html-kit/services/favicon/
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Go to that little pencil icon on your toolbar. Click on it and then select MY TOOLBAR. It should display it after you select that option.\n\nOr do you see a little house on the right side of the browser? It shows a house and then this orange box and then this printer looking icon? Then it says page...and there is a tiny >> arrow on the end? Click on the arrow and then you can get to TOOLS from there too.
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it is your setting in you browser. goto tools, and either options or prefances (depending on your browser) and find "display images" or something like that and make sure it is on! done
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look at the code for the icons.  If you see the code <br> between the icon code, delete the <br>.  If theres </p><p> between them, delete this instead between the icons.  Have fun!
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Depending what you mean, this could be various problems. If you mean why doesn't your computer show you your background and/or icons for you desktop, sometimes it will just take a while because the computer has to go through and find these. Most of them have shortcuts and if you move anything then each time windows starts, the program has to try to find the pictures.\n\nIf you are talking about the internet, then it may be because the settings on your browser are on high and don't allow pictures to be viewed.
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If you're using Internet Explorer, it's:\n\nView, Toolbars, make sure Address Bar is checked
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may be you have an image blocker?\nhave you tried other image searchers?\nis it only the searched images that are not showing, but the logo shows?
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It's usually a problem with the website, not your computer. Right click on the link to see the address of the picture. There may be an obvious error like the name of the picture written twice. In that case you can fix it and paste it into your address bar to view. But in most cases, you will have to contact the webmaster and let him know that his images aren't working.\n\n(You meant gifs and jpegs, right? cgi is something entirely different.)
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In your web browser, enable images. In both Internet Explorer and Firefox this would be under the menu\nTools->Options
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Check to make sure you have the most current version of Firefox. Click on "help" then "about". Mine is 1.5.0.1 and I always keep it updated. Yahoo works fine for me and I can see all icons/pics.
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Those are called "favicons". They are stored in the Temporary Internet folder when you visit the website. When that folder gets emptied, the favicon is deleted and reverts back to blue Explorer.\nThe only way that I know to keep them is to find the favicon in the  Temporary Internet folder, copy and paste it into another folder. Then highlight your favorite website in favorites, right click, select properties, change icon, browse and locate the folder that has the favicon. I did this and haven't lost an icon since. What a pain in the butt.
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for some questions this form of question and answer is unsuitable, a dialog would be more useful. ok anyway -\ntry the following (if not already done): right click on a free area on the desktop and select "arrange symbols" and then click "arrange automatically". this will place your desktop icons on a fix location. then try again to click on a icon - does it still disappear ?