[Solved] Are these icons supposed to look like this?

[Fr33styler]

Are these icons supposed to look like this? It feels like I'm doing something wrong
https://imgur.com/XLj6zSH

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[RusselB]

Welcome to the Forums.
All I can say is that, if they aren't, then I'm having the same problem on 4 different systems, 2 of which use Windows 10, 1 using Windows 7 and the last being a Mac. The Mac icon is slightly different, but not, imo, significantly so.

[Fr33styler]

Is there any way to upscale that small bottom right icon instead since it would make more sense to me into finding the files easier?

[Bill]

The small icon appears on thumbnail previews in File Explorer. You have to disable the thumbnail preview to get a full-size icon.

How to Enable or Disable Thumbnail Previews in File Explorer in Windows 10

[RusselB]

I only get that icon when creating a New OpenDocument by right clicking on the Windows desktop and choosing New -> OpenOffice Spreadsheet.
Opening Calc (the spreadsheet section of OpenOffice), then creating a file and saving it, gives me a different icon that looks more like what you seem to be describing.
Attached is an example of what I see using File Explorer with the View settings set to give me Extra Large Icons.
There is some data from the file visible, so I have chosen a file with non-confidential data.

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The smaller the icon size, the more room the green color at the bottom right covers. At the Small Icon size it appears to be the entire icon.

[Fr33styler]

Thank you, this seemed to be it

[Fr33styler]

I found a better option for disabling thumbnails only for office, I disabled thumbnail preview from the installation menu.

[RoryOF]

My preference is to always use long, meaningful, filenames, rather than rely on preview icons. The departure from the original 8.3 filename was a great breakthrough.