Good candidates are desktop utilities, menu bar apps and other small apps that users typically leave open. (For large productivity-style apps, Electron is a better choice.) Jan Hovancik offered his Stretchly app as a candidate, so I'm going to start by mapping out the APIs used by Stretchly and see what it would take to implement it with Electrino. To show or hide desktop icons Right-click (or press and hold) the desktop, point to View, and then select Show desktop icons to add or clear the check mark. Note: Hiding all the icons on your desktop doesn't delete them, it just hides them until you choose to show them again. Show Desktop Everyone needs a clean slate from time to time. Show Desktop is a small macOS application that will hide all applications for an unobstructed view of your desktop. It can run in the menu bar or the Dock. The right-click menu shows all applications for quick access.

Your desktop icons may be hidden. To view them, right-click the desktop, select View, and then select Show desktop icons. To add icons to your desktop such as This PC, Recycle Bin and more:

Show Desktop Icons

1. Select the Start button, and then select Settings > Personalization > Themes. Webcam driver download for windows. Acer hs-usb diagnostics 33a3 (com10) driver download for windows 10.

2. Under Themes > Related Settings, select Desktop icon settings.

3. Choose the icons you would like to have on your desktop, then select Apply and OK.

4. Note: If you are in tablet mode, you may not be able to see your desktop icons properly. You can find the program by searching for the program name in File Explorer. To turn off tablet mode, select action center on the taskbar (next to date and time), and then select Tablet mode to turn it on or off.