I've changed other icons no problem - desktop icons, and other programs' icons.
As you can see, the "Change Icon..." option isn't available for me to click on.
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Does anyone know how to change the Microsoft Office 2010 Icons in Windows 7?
I've changed other icons no problem - desktop icons, and other programs' icons.
As you can see, the "Change Icon..." option isn't available for me to click on.
I've changed other icons no problem - desktop icons, and other programs' icons.
As you can see, the "Change Icon..." option isn't available for me to click on.
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Those shortcuts have some weird Windows protection on them.
Navigate to (assuming you have the default install path):
64-bit: C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Office/Office14/
32-bit: C:/Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office14/
Manually create a shortcut for the executable (e.g., WINWORD.EXE). You'll be able to modify this like any other shortcut file.
Navigate to (assuming you have the default install path):
64-bit: C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Office/Office14/
32-bit: C:/Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office14/
Manually create a shortcut for the executable (e.g., WINWORD.EXE). You'll be able to modify this like any other shortcut file.
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Awesome, thanks Roy. You can do it from your desktop -> create new shortcut -> find path -> replace current path.
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No...I mean there's a wizard. The way I read Roy's instructions it had me open up the file and create a shortcut there. Which didn't work, but I was able to do it from the Desktop. If I read his directions wrong then that's my fault, otherwise I don't really see the point of your post because as far as I can tell my way was different 
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I had no point except being a nitpicking smart-ass.
As I read it Roy didn't specify the method to create a shortcut. He just said do it [in whatever fashion you desire], and use the following the following path: blah.
As for your problem creating the shortcut after opening the application path in explorer... Did you drag the .exe with the right mouse button onto the desktop? This gives a prompt to create a shortcut.
(The wizard from the desktop of course works just as well.)
As I read it Roy didn't specify the method to create a shortcut. He just said do it [in whatever fashion you desire], and use the following the following path: blah.
As for your problem creating the shortcut after opening the application path in explorer... Did you drag the .exe with the right mouse button onto the desktop? This gives a prompt to create a shortcut.
(The wizard from the desktop of course works just as well.)
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My instructions were more oriented towards navigating to the executable first and then creating the shortcut in whatever fashion you desire. I personally would just right-click on the executable and select "Create Shortcut" and rename/move it from there. But the main point is that the default shortcuts for Office programs cannot be edited because Microsoft made them that way (as a form of security or something), so you have to make your own.
I had no idea there was a wizard for making shortcuts. I'm so used to navigating through explorer that I forget most people access everything through a million icons on the desktop.
I had no idea there was a wizard for making shortcuts. I'm so used to navigating through explorer that I forget most people access everything through a million icons on the desktop.
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The finished product is in the Desktops thread. I think my icons came out pretty well. I hadn't had time to work on it until now.
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