Quoting RedneckDude, reply 8I started to suggest that as the first response but thought it too obvious to be helpful...lol.
I was 'hoping' it wasn't quite that simple...as that is the function of Fences ....
Actually, is it the function of Fences? For some it probably is, but I certainly don't use it that way. Rather, I use it to automatically place icons in a fence and to have the fence not appear unless I mouse over it. I never use the double click feature to show/hide the icons. And, certainly, someone NEW to fences might not know about the double click feature. I didn't until I discovered it accidentally by double clicking the desktop weeks after starting to use it. Typically I have one Fence visible with some things like the recycle bin and whatnot, everything else is in several transparent fences in easy to remember locations: applications in one fence, current work documents in another, etc. that are transparent by default. Only when I mouse over them do I see them.
Long story short, never assume as it could make a "donkey" out of U and Me