Clicking the Google icon on my Desktop brings up the page print

First, you'd have to visit your login page in the browser of your choice. Once there, click in the address bar... you'll see what's referred to as a Favicon at the left of the address. This is a small corporate icon. Drag that icon to your desktop... it should create a .webloc (web location) doc with a generic icon.

Next, do a Google search for the People's United Bank logo (or simply save my shared pic, if it's the right one).


Now comes the fun part! Select, but don't double click, the web shortcut you copied to your desktop. Hold down the Command-I keys to bring up the Info window... you can also do this by going to selecting the file, going to File>Get Info. In the window that pops up, you'll see the same generic icon in the upper left of the window. Click on that, and you'll see it highlighted in blue.

The next step might seem tricky, but it's really not. Open your PUN logo file in Preview, choose Select All under the Edit drop down menu, and copy the pic. Then go BACK to your Get Info window and simply paste the graphic in place of the generic icon.
https://support.apple.com/kb/PH19073?locale=en_US

Do you want to add a bookmark? or a desktop shortcut?

Click my teamviewer link and I will show you how to do it: TeamViewer

If you are using Windows 8 and are looking for your desktop, first press the windows key then in your start screen click the desktop window. if the window isnt there for some reason put your cursor in the upper right corner to bring out the charms menu, then click search and search for desktop. Click the first purple-ish icon labeled desktop and you should be directed straight to your desktop.

Pretty easy, but might require you do things you haven't done before...

1. Visit Google.com or whichever Google you'd like as a desktop shortcut
2. In the Address Bar/Search Bar at the top of the window, drag the Google icon to your desktop. This will create a Google-named generic icon on the desktop
3. Do a Google image search for a .PNG file of whatever Google logo you'd like. I've provided a link for the Google Drive logo below.
4. Once you've found one you like, click on it and it'll bring up a preview window. You'll be able to tell if it's a transparent icon (very critical) because you'll see a checkerboard pattern behind the logo.
5. Click on the View Image button. It'll bring up the logo in it's own window.
6. Click anywhere in the window and type COMMAND+A to select the image.
7. Type COMMAND+C to copy the image
8. Click on the generic document icon named Google on your desktop and type COMMAND+I. This brings up the Get Info window for the file.
9. Click on the small file icon at the top left of the window. It'll be surrounded by a light blue "halo" showing that it's selected
10. Type COMMAND+V to paste the image file. You'll see that the generic icons in the window are now changed to the Google logo.

If you choose the wrong file type and paste it in, don't worry... just undo your last action (COMMAND+Z) and all will be well!

I hope this info helps!

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Go to the Google home page and run your mouse to the top right corner of the page. Gmail icon should appear, then click on it and log in.
Or from Google search just type in "Gmail" and it will bring you there, or close enough (might require one more click).

Move the mouse cursor to the google.com, click and drag the lock icon to your desktop, then a google icon will be added to your desktop.

You can save web pages from Google Chrome to your computer, just as you can print pages on a printer.

To save web pages in HTML format: Click on the wrench icon in the Chrome menu bar (upper right corner), pull down the menu and select "Save page as". (Or alternatively, right-click on page and select "Save page as"; or use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + S"). Then proceed to save the page as "webpage complete" (which will include images), or as "HTML only" (which will include text but not images).

To save web pages as PDF files: Click on the wrench icon, pull down the menu and select "Print". (Or alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + P"). Then on the print page, pull down the "Destination" menu, select "Print to PDF", then click the "Print" button. You can then save the page as a PDF file.


See also, this guide to printing web pages from CNET:
http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-20111396-285/five-ways-to-save-a-web-page/

Hope that's helpful.

You seem to have a very high resolution setting. This leads to very small font size and difficulty in reading the text, especially on web pages. To change resolution: 1. Switch on the computer. 2. Wait till the boot process complete. 3. Click (right button on mouse) anywhere on the desktop except where there are no icons. 4. A small pop up box opens. 5. At the bottom there will be properties. 6. Click ( left button on mouse) on properteis. 7. You will see another pop up box, which will say display properties. 8. Click ( left button on mouse) on settings tab. 9. Some where in the middle of the page that opens you will see screen resolution. There will be a slider which moves moves beteen less and more. Chances are that your slider is ket towards the end of more. 10. Bring this slider towards the center . You can click in the center or click and drag. Then click Ok. You may see another box saying it needs your permission to change resolution or will go back to original resolution. Select whichever option that will change the resolution to new one. The screen may blink or at times the computer may reboot. You will see that the fonts has now become bigger. Repeat the process if necessary till you find a resolution that is comfortable for you.

Check the level of your black ink. Double click on your printer icon. This should bring up Dell solution center. Click maintenance and it show the level of your black and color ink. If it appears you have black ink you might try clicking on your menu file, print click on preferences, check print black and white only. If you don't get a printed page. You're for sure out of black ink.
If you get a black printed copy, Double click on your printer icon, click on the maintenance tool to clean and test nozzles.

This sounds more like your software settings. Right click on your internet explore desktop icon. Click on properties, than click on accesibility. Select the check box telling your browser to ignore web site font control and size. You can also set your font size for all web pages under the font button in your browsers properties.