[quote who="I.R. Brainiac" reply="16" id="2281300"]Your welcome...sometimes we even know what we are talking about. As for shadows on frames...only perpixel windows will have built in shadows...UIS2 frames that only have magic pink transparency dont(cant) have shadows. If you want to see the difference...just check the box that says never use perpixel windows in the Windowblinds config window.(system info tab ,,,box at the bottom) That also removes all window
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[quote who="Night Train" reply="14" id="2281113"]The shadows are part of the images so you would need to edit the images themselves.[/quote] Thanks. Very friendly and responsive forum here. I'm new to Stardock products for Windows. I'm an old user of Stardock Object Desktop for OS/2 from way back.
[quote who="Bichur" reply="9" id="2280445"]in SkinStudio[/quote] Ok, I downloaded SkinStudio and changed the area where sizing takes place from 8 pixels to 1 pixel. Much better. Thanks. Where in SkinStudio can I get rid of the shadow on the sides of the window frame? That shadow adds to the sizing area. I don't see anything in SkinStudio or WindowBlinds to trash that.
[quote who="Night Train" reply="10" id="2280510"]Hold on a sec... Nothing is wrong. 1. You are using the Leo skin with transparency and that's why things are bleeding through. Adjust the transperency in WB seetings if you do not want this. [/quote] Well, the bleeding is coming into the application, not the window frame. That doesn't seem like intended behavior.
[quote who="Night Train" reply="7" id="2280424"] How do you change the grab area settings? Window frames/per pixel/borders/caption/extra/sizing area size Minimum that will work is 1. You have to have at least 1 pixel in width on the frames for something to grab.[/quote] Where do I do this? Is that a line in some config file?
[quote who="I.R. Brainiac" reply="5" id="2280171"]try changing the grab area from the default 4 to 1 or 0...I havnt tried...I like easy grab windows. [/quote] How do you change the grab area settings?
I also find that occasionally objects on my Desktop bleed through the foreground window application.
I'm new to WindowBlinds. I notice two things that seem a little off. I'm using the supplied Leo theme on an XP SP3 box. First, even though I place a window right against the upper border of the Task Bar, after I restart that application it appears slightly higher on the screen. Second, if a foreground window is slightly below a background window, I can't bring the backgroud window to the foregroud by touching its window frame with the pointer. At