How to use the Toshiba T icon as a shortcut to a Toshiba application

You'll have noticed the nice T icon in your address bar for this forum.
To use this distinctive icon for any shortcut to a Toshiba application or your user guide just follow these steps:
1/ Create a directory somewhere to store the icon you are about to extract.
2/ Access this forum in your browser.
3/ Go to your +Temporary Internet Files+ location (different between XP & Vista)
4/ Look for the icon with name {color:#0000ff}favicon.ico{color} alongside the name [http://forums.computers.toshiba-euorpe]
5/ Copy this file into your icons location created at step #1 and rename the file (e.g. {color:#0000ff}Toshiba-T.ico{color})
6/ On any shortcut to which you want this icon applied, simply right click on +properties+, click +change icon+ and point to your newly saved {color:#0000ff}Toshiba-T.ico{color}.
That's all.

Thanks for the kind words.
I did this with the T icon because I needed the User Guide to stand out on my desktop rather than always looking for a non-distinctive default icon.
You'd only want to do this for recognition amid icon clutter.
Cheers all.

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