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It sounds as though you have your desktop set to 'active desktop',
which allows web page content to be displayed there. It also seems
that you have it set to 'my current home page'.
If you right-click your mouse with the cursor in the icon area,
you can first uncheck 'my current home page', under 'active
desktop' to eliminate the home page content. Right-click again
and uncheck 'show web content', and you will have turned off
active desktop altogether, so that it will not show webpages.
Another option is to right-click the desktop and select
'properties'. By default, this opens the 'background' tab of
the 'display properties', which allows you to select a
background image which will appear behind the icons on your
desktop. You can also select 'none', which will leave you
with a black background.
If you now go back and check 'show web content', without
checking 'my current home page', your desktop icons will
disappear, leaving a completely black desktop (or the
image of your choosing from the 'background' tab).
To make them re-appear, you can either uncheck 'show web
content', or check 'show desktop icons' under the 'active
desktop' sub-menu.
This should familiarize you with the options available
in setting up your desktop to your satisfaction. I am
using Windows 2000 to arrive at these directions, however
I believe you will find them sufficiently similar to the
options in Windows ME, as well.
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