Thanks for the information. I guess Home Premium will be be the best choice concerning theming.
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I'm just curious. Which Vista edition is required for Windowsblinds 5.5 to work without limitations? Vista Home Basic won't have the new Aero style...
Thanks for this information. Will version 5.5 also fix this for older Windows versions?
Thanks you very much for your helpful answers. The author of program in question has already confirmed that it could be done this way.
Very interesting - an additional question could how Windowsblinds makes that the dll is loaded with every program.
Yes it would be great if the bug would be fixed in a future version. However even if the bug is fixed in newer versions detecting old Windowsblinds versions is still required.
I'm not trying to crack Windowsblinds! There is a compatibility problem with another program (read more: https://forums.stardock.com/?forumid=167&aid=136179). The program needs to detect if Windowsblinds is actually running (not just installed). Can you give me more detailed information please. If you are interested you can read the discussion on this forum: http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=106530#106530
Is there any way to detect if Windowsblinds is running? This could be for example - a certain Windows title - a process name - registry or or other settings files If yes are there any differences in detecting certain Windowsblind versions? Thank you in advance?
Here is a test program: http://www.lefteous.de/tc/archives/iconmenu_demo/iconmenu_demo_winapi.zip It needs to be started from within Total Commander 7 BETA 1. Download: http://www.ghisler.com/700beta.htm
WindowsBlinds doesn't seem to support the HBMMENU_CALLBACK value in the hbmpItem member which is part of the MENUITEMINFO structure used in SetMenuItemInfo and GetMenuItemInfo correctly. The problem is that the menu items are not resized properly. Checkmarks are drawn in the same area as the bitmap drawn in WM_DRAWITEM. Th eproblem doesn't seem to be limited to a certain theme. Example screenshot: http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/4095/menusdj2.png MSDN link: h