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Command=2
IconFile=explorer.exe,3

Command=ToggleDesktop

Write the above into a directory you find convenient, such as the current...
>s.scf

run s.scf

Originally posted by lxmxn at 2007-5-13 03:54:
Re baomaboy:

If you forget which cpl, you can type

dir /b/a-d %SystemRoot%\system32\*.cpl

at the command line to view all cpl files in the system directory, which is convenient for searching.

ps Off-topic, heh heh.

Hehe, I directly searched for .cpl in the search bar and found dozens, of course, including useless things with .cpl, but most are abbreviated names and can't be found at once, and I'm not patient enough to try...

Originally posted by slore at 2007-5-13 09:34:

Command=2
IconFile=explorer.exe,3

Command=ToggleDesktop

Write the above into a directory you find convenient, such as the current...
>s.scf

run s.scf

slore's suggestion is very good,
because just now eech told me that his system always deletes the "Show Desktop.scf" every time,
you can first use the New Shortcut to Anywhere → VBS Version I wrote before to repair it. If you mistakenly deleted the "Show Desktop" in the Quick Launch bar, "My Documents" in Send To, "Mail Recipient", "Desktop Shortcut", this program can be used to repair it.

"Because just now eech told me that his system always deletes the "", you can use WIN+D, why have "Show Desktop.scf" taking up space? I even think the quick launch bar is not enough."

Hehe, it's a habit thing. My quick launch only keeps "Show Desktop" and "My Computer" because when I'm not coding, I'm too lazy to use my left hand.