All the folders in my PC's 'D:' drive were shared successfully. Great article. I solved the issue of permissions by creating an Apple Script (with Automator) which changes owner and permissions automatically as soon as a new file is added in my dropbox folder. Usually after a network scan.

Note: Icon cache can be either refreshed by 1) using “Set default” for a random file with random program you use to edit it (e.g. Right click *.txt-> open with the default txt program you open it with anyway)) 2) changing screen resolution from 32-bit to 16-bit and back again 3) Restarting the computer. Combine two or more PDF files into a single PDF file. Try the Foxit Online Merge PDF tool for free. Foxit PhantomPDF Mac allows users to create, edit, convert, OCR & perform other editing of PDF files on Mac. This means that when you double-click a file from the Finder it will open a specific application, for example on a fresh Mac OS X installation, all image files (png, jpg, gif, pdf, etc) will default to opening in Preview, and all text documents (txt, rtf, etc) will open in TextEdit.

Odd one here. Had this issue with one application. Otherwise it worked fine.

NOTE: This program will add a Icons tab to files (ex: imageres.dll) that contain a icon library in them so you can see the icons available in it. In Windows Explorer, navigate to C: Windows System32 imageres.dll and right click on imageres.dll, click on Properties, and click on the Icons tab. NOTE: You can use any of the Windows 7 files that include icons in them that you want though. This is just the most common one.

Read the posts, but thought the solutions were too time consuming for such a cosmetic issue. The other day, I changed my display size and voila, the icons came back, even when I switched back to my normal size. If you open Control Panel-> Display, the screen shows 'Make it easier to read what's on your screen'. I just changed it from Smaller to Medium and this fixed the program icons.