No name folder on desktop mac

Are there any suggestions out there on how to make this work for Snow Leopard or someone whom has made it work for Snow Leopard? I prefer the Icon view over any other view options. I wondered about that too, already took care of it, looks better now. Took longer to close out every thing on my desk top, that to actually do it.

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Its great. This has been maddening for six months and you fixed it for me. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how to make this work in the My Finder window only not the desktop for Snow Leopard?

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Whatever the reason, here are eight ways to do it in OS X. This is probably the simplest way to do it. That will encrypt your entire hard drive, so someone would need your password to get at its contents.

8 ways to hide files and folders in OS X

Navigate to that Library folder, then create a new folder there or just drag the files or folders you want to hide into it. In Terminal, type chflags hidden and then drag a folder or file you want to hide into the Terminal window; you can still access those hidden folders and files by summoning the Go To Folder dialog Command-Shift-G and typing in their full paths. To unhide them, go back to Terminal and type chflags nohidden followed by the file or folder path.

Again in Terminal, type mv filename. This moves the original folder to one with a period at the beginning of its name; by default, folders with periods at the beginning of their names are hidden in OS X.