5800 Application icon size?

Why is it such a nightmare getting an icon to work properly on my 5800? No matter what size, it is horribly distorted, any one have an idea?

Pnman,
Most people would have no idea what you are complaining about. You should be more specific about what the problem is:
Which application's icon are you complaining about?
What is the exact complaint? What does it mean when you say it's not working properly?
What does "horribly distorted" mean?
Unless someone else has a clue what you are talking about there can be no resolution to your concern.
Lumia 920, Lumia 800
Nokia N8-00 (NAM, Product Code: 059C8T6), Symbian Belle, Type RM-596, 111.030.0609
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic (NAM, Product Code: 0577454) Software v51.2.007, Type RM-428

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