Just downloaded and installed the latest update to WB5. It fixes the problem! Thanks so much!
RMagruder
Just downloaded and installed the latest update to WB5. It fixes the problem! Thanks so much!
Do you have an ETA on this? I'm watching for it, just wondering if I missed it. Randy
To answer your second question first - BDS2006 was what I uninstalled and re-installed. Windowblinds 5.00 build 56 is my WB build. What I did to help get you guys better info was actually launched BDS2006 from Delphi 2005 under the debugger so I could log everything Windows messages, module loads, etc. Here's where the debugger catches it: --------------------------- Debugger Exception Notification ----------
Can you guys test out (or help me test out) what might be causing Borland Developer Studio 2006 to crash on startup when WindowBlinds is running and it's not excluded using Application Exceptions? Here are some of my discoveries: - During startup of BDS2006, an exception happens trying to set up dockable windows and a crash occurs in wblinds.dll - BDS2006 has actually been running fine on my box with WB5 since it was releas
the question is to me whether WinFX will play nice with WB5. Up til now it has not. Randy
I'm looking at the link you sent. In the meantime, can you tell me what version of Delphi was last used to compile StarDock Central? Delphi 7? It's important because if I'm going to go into the VCL source code and try to figure out how the painting may or may not be working 'standard' then I might be able to help supply the 'fix'. Randy <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/ico
I totally love the 'glass' effect of titlebars of windows. The only problem is, the cooler and more transparent the glass effect, the more screwed up windows captions get because you can see all the text layers piled one on top of the other, so three windows in approximately the same x,y coordinates mess up one another's text readability quite badly. if WB5 could start more opaque (or darker) for a less transparent effect, on one side, and
Mike, this isn't unique to WB5 or any version of Delphi. I would have pasted an image here but it looks like you can only paste URL's here, not images, which does you no good. If you send me an e-mail at [email protected], I'll send you the side by side images displaying the menu looks, along with my machine configuration and anything else you want to know. Thanks, Randy <a href="../resource
Thanks, Mike. Also please see my most recent menus of the soup that results from ClearType + WB5 + a menu in Delphi. Randy
As a longtime Delphi developer as well as a WindowBlinds customer, I'm wondering why it is that I can always tell which applications were written in Delphi because the WindowBlinds + ClearType combination messes up menus. If you wish to see screenshots, let me know. A good example is easy to make. With WindowBlinds and one of the new vista skins installed, AND ClearType enabled (although this happens on old skins as well), Left click on the StarDo
If you use Visual Studio.NET or Delphi 2005 and bring up object inspectors, you'll see that the highlighted property name is black on black using WB5 and skins. Has any testing been done to ensure that .NET apps aren't messed up by it?