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How to change the color of the arrow in a shortcut icon?

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Hi everyone,

today I have installed the last unofficial service pack for my Win98SE, but somehow after the reboot, the color of the arrow inside the shortcut icons changed to light blue.

I checked the registry and TweakUI if there is a key where to change this,but I havent found any clue.

Any idea how to get rid of this and change it back to black?

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Edited by Comos


Hi everyone,

today I have installed the last unofficial service pack for my Win98SE, but somehow after the reboot, the color of the arrow inside the shortcut icons changed to light blue.

I checked the registry and TweakUI if there is a key where to change this,but I havent found any clue.

Any idea how to get rid of this and change it back to black?

Examine SHELL32.DLL with Resource Hacker. I don't know what would cause the particular condition you've found, but you can examine the Shortcut Arrow Bitmap in the .DLL and see if it has been altered... :unsure:

Hi everyone,

today I have installed the last unofficial service pack for my Win98SE, but somehow after the reboot, the color of the arrow inside the shortcut icons changed to light blue.

I checked the registry and TweakUI if there is a key where to change this,but I havent found any clue.

Any idea how to get rid of this and change it back to black?

This was overlooked when I changed the WinMe icons. I only focused on the main icons. I have fixed it already in 3.8.

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