The program comes with a brief HTML Help file that opens in Internet Explorer, which is mildly annoying. You can save multiple icon arrangements and name them for reference. Using DesktopOK is fairly straightforward: simply click the Save button to save the current arrangement of icons and Restore to fix them after they've become disorganized. Fortunately, we'd already used DesktopOK to save our icon layout and were able to restore it easily, but we'd have been pretty irritated if we'd clicked the Punch the Icons button first. The program's interface is basic, and although it's fairly easy to figure out by virtue of its lack of features, some tool tips for the buttons would have been nice, especially the 'Punch the Icons' button, which rearranges all of the icons on the desktop, as we learned the hard way. It's nothing fancy, but if you frequently end up with a desktop full of scrambled icons, this program could make your life just a little bit easier.

DesktopOK is a basic, compact program that lets you save and restore the positions of your desktop icons.

Desktopok utility