[quote who="sithious" reply="18" id="3128113"]i hope this fixes the right click menu from being on the left instead of the right side every time i enable a blind.[/quote] That was fixed a few versions ago. Sometime last year, I too also had that problem but yes it's fixed :) @Lantec, I'm sure you already know but most blinds support the default DPI setting of 96.
Worked for me through Stardock Central app and I'm using Windows 7 x64
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You're welcome happyboy7, What 2of3 also suggested works also.
Me too Liz, I try to set custom colours for the tooltips to prevent that from happening. Although in my next blind I'll be adding sub-styles for both light and dark since I want maximum usability. It's still a new thing for me but I learn quickly :-). I'm glad you resolved the problem ^^
Happy Birthday Rosco! Best wishes :-)
That'll be under controls > tooltips > background > text tab at the bottom.
Do you have a screenshot of the elements changing ?
The only problem starkers is it has to be an organisation. Rather than solo person + they have to spend more than $200.
[quote who="2of3" reply="15" id="3119224"] Quoting Jafo, reply 13Is it just me or does that not look like a mouth in need of some serious dental work? .. Must be British[/quote] I'm quite offended :P. It is truly a stereotypical thing to assume British people have bad teeth. I for one don't. Now for the tea thing yeah that's true most British folk drink tea :-). Sorry to go off topic.
Or even, accuweather. www.accuweather.com
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I think she meant AeroS Neil. That looks like JJ.Yings master skin which yes he adds the shadows to the frames himself. I think it's fine the way Windowblinds handles shadows. You either make the frames without a gap and let windows handle the shadow or make your own (I prefer the latter because you can make a much softer, less bold shadow which is more smooth and better looking)
that is teasing my god LOL. I'm going to cry :'(
You misunderstood my reply. XP doesn't support Aero blur which is correct it doesn't. It was introduced in Windows Vista, Windowblinds hosts a feature which imitates this blur. Does this happen with all windowblinds ?
Simple answer here. XP doesn't support Aero blur that's why the theme looks opaque. It's using UIS1 instead of UIS2 :). The taskbar is transparent but not blurry ? if so this would explain it.
To explain it, basically you can choose whether Windows deals with the shadows or not. If not then you have to define each side of the window, each side has 2 frames 1 active 1 inactive. Think of it as a layer below the window, you set margins to handle the dealings of each corner of the window frame. I think the best blind to examplify this would be Corporate by DanilloOc for Stardock.
Try this
There is a choice by the skin author to use the OS standard shadows provided by Windows or to use their own created shadows. But everything has limitations. If you have an abnormally large border with large round edges. Use custom shadows it would be the better option.
Don't tease :P don't we get a sneak peek ?
Voted :)
good to know your problem has been rectified :)
any update ? :D
I downloaded directly from site. I can say the new UI is much more intuitive. Great job SD! :D
I guess we should see what Win8 has in store for us.
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