We have a couple of Macs in our senior resident computer room and our community has an online information kiosk, aka website. I’ve been asked to create a little desktop icon on those Macs to get residents to that kiosk with a single click. I’ve created such an icon stating its purpose in bold letters, but below it is the label “Capital Manor Kiosk.webloc.” How do I get rid of that, leaving just the crisp and clear icon I’ve created? (I’ve used your technique of copying and pasting to the Information window so far.) Thanks as always.
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John Russell
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How Do I Hide the Name Of One Specific File?
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Just set the filename to a space followed by .webloc. Then Get Info on the file and check Hide Extension. The result is a name under it that is just a space and thus isn't really visible.