It's not a matter of being stupid. It's that there is a plethora of settings, options, and possibilities.
DaveRI
I gather from your other post that you're trying to use a solid color, so margins wouldn't be an issue. Since we're "here" though, and margins are important, I'll go with it. Painting margins lock in the edges of an image so that they are not resized along with the rest of an image when it is resized as is often necessary. This is a simple little frame tray image in purple with a 2 pixel border. The top left image is how it paints with no margins set - notice how t
Post a picture of that same tab (Image) for the Tray section.
No I don't have a guide. Do you not understand what the systray image is, the horizontal and vertical taskbar, or painting margins?
It sounds like you have built the tray into the taskbar instead of using a separate image for it. You would want to remove it from the taskbar image and make a separate image, defined in the Taskbar/Tray section. If you have already defined a separate image for the systray, then I'd guess that you need to change its painting margins so that the edges "pull" when it's stretched. There are separate sets of images for each Horizontal an Vertical Taskbars.
[quote who="RaaGaan" reply="3" id="3798503"] Now i only need to get rid of this glass effect in file explorer top [/quote] My Explorer skills aren't great but see if this helps: I've no idea regarding the All Programs language.
Well how about that, I didn't think the first state was used for anything. Thanks for that. I went ahead and changed the description in my list up there, as best I can describe it, in case someone stumbles upon it.
Look at one of your themes that is 3 states. If the states are placed horizontally, divide the total image width by 3. That will tell you how big each state is. Double the canvas width to accommodate 6 states and copy/paste/modify/reposition the states. If the states are placed vertically, same process only image/canvas height. Example: The 3 state image is 150 wide. 150/3=50 per state. 50x6=300 6 state image width. I believe the 6 state imag
There used to be a SkinStudio and SkinStudio Pro, way way back around say WB 3, 4, 5 -ish. They both got rolled into / replaced by what is now SkinStudio. It's with the dinosaurs. It's not that it was anything better than the current version, it was just a stronger version of the regular version back then. Ah, the cobwebs.
Yep, it's a strange one. Thanks Tom.
It's not that the painting margins are too wide for the actual image, it's that the 109 pixel total l/r margin size is making it try to push 109 pixels into an object that only displays at 45-50 pixels. Setting them to 15 each fixes it.
Thanks Tom. It is an odd one.
I seem to have the best luck re-creating it by leaving a window in an active state for say 30 seconds, then clicking on the desktop to throw it into an inactive state. My money remains on the margins settings.
I can get it to do it by clicking around to switch the button states between active and inactive, and it is really inconsistent. My guess is it's because the taskbar buttons left/right painting margins are set to 50/59, without smart margins, and the icon-only buttons are not that wide. Might need to be fixed on the skin.
[quote]Now, I assume you have to use either one or the other [/quote] You can only have a skin applied from one or the other at any one time, but you can have both installed at the same time. In other words, you don't really need to commit to one or the other, you can switch back and forth.
In case it helps, a Google search tells me that dws.exe belongs to a program called "Destroy Windows Spying".
Happy New Year! It might take a bit, but we'll get there. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
I just now downloaded the Aero Metal skin and the preview was generated fine. I don't know if everything is always the same, but here's what I found with Aero Metal: I can right click on the .wba file and open it with winzip. The preview file "Aero Metal.uis.preview10" is not included in the .wba file, it was generated by WBConfig. When I installed the skin, I did not have WBConfig open. I doubleclicked the wba file, waited for it, then opened WBConfig, and the
[quote who="LightStar" reply="4" id="3795161"] You have to uncheck 'Use smart recoloring' to get any color to work on many, many skins. [/quote] You can also leave "Use smart recoloring" enabled, go over to the right, uncheck "Automatic" underneath "Range of colors to apply to", then scoot that slider to the right a little. Gives a different result, less of a blanket effect. A good skin to watch that on is your Vintage G.
If you got just the right amount of weight in that rear pack and scooted back in the seat, you just might be able to do wheelies [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Curtains isn't an upgrade to WindowBlinds, it's a different skinning program. You can have them both installed at the same time. You can only have a skin from one or the other applied at any one time though. I see they have a trial for Curtains, you can try it (at the bottom, "Try free for 30 days": https://www.stardock.com/products/curtains/download
That is a bit disturbing. Thanks for the notice.
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="8" id="3793257"] And *poof*...it's gone. [/quote] Now living its second life as underpinning on someone's trailer ...
The tab is an image, just like the taskbar is. The system color changes do not change the color of images. You would need to change the image as basj has shown in Reply #1.