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-open a <code>.desktop</code> file with a text editor with root privileges and look for the following line:
+Open a <code>.desktop</code> file with a text editor with root privileges and look for the following line:
   Icon=
-insert the path to the icon you want to use after the <code>=</code> symbol. a lot of system icons can be found in this location:
+Insert the path to the icon you want to use after the <code>=</code> symbol. A lot of system icons can be found in this location:
   /usr/share/icons/
-example: if you want to use a flag icon, use this line in the <code>.desktop</code> file:
+Example: if you want to use a flag icon, use this line in the <code>.desktop</code> file:
   Icon=/usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/locale.png
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 This Icon can be changed by opening the following folder with root privileges:
   /usr/share/lxqt/themes/<theme name>/
-replace <theme name> with the name of the theme you are currently using. The name of your current theme can be found in <code>System Settings&gt;LXQT Configuration Center&gt;LXQtAppearance&gt;LXQt Theme</code>.
+Replace <theme name> with the name of the theme you are currently using. The name of your current theme can be found in <code>System Settings&gt;LXQT Configuration Center&gt;LXQtAppearance&gt;LXQt Theme</code>.
 In this folder, you find a <code>mainmenu.png</code> file. It is the icon of your Start Menu (called "Mainmenu" in LXQt). Replace this file with the icon file you want to use. Rename your icon file to the same name.