Bichur

Bichur

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'intact'.....'in tact' is something else .....[he says, in tact]... I thought it was punnier the way WOM said it.

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Do you get any choices in "My Toolbars"? Make sure under Basic Settings you have Toolbar Buttons checked. After you choose a toolbar. Close IE and restart it. If you are using FireFox, it doesn't change the buttons. If you are using a different browser, keep checking back to see if anyone else has an answer.

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It all depends if you want the object to be invisible in itself - in which case you can use the default object image and just make it disappear. If you do that and it gets moved, it's a not a simple to find it as it once was, what with havin builder and desktop separated. Or if you want to use your own image and just want part of it transparent.

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magic pink red - 255 green- 0 blue- 255 you can use it as color transparency - every thing that color will be invisible or you can use the tranparency option in the objects properties 0-100% transparency

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Hear here. I agree. I look at it as a gift. I had no personal stake in any of the creations uploaded here or anywhere else. I did not commission anything. I had no say in color scheme, buttons, tool bar, etc, etc, etc. Unless the creator accidently left something out, it's complete. Criticisms should be contructive and conducive to helping improvement in skill.

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Don't allow 0%, transparency, make the minimum 10% or something. If you're going to set 0%, might as well just hide the bar. Insert additional wiseass comment here.

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I'm unable to duplicate the whole problem. In part, cuz I'm not using OB. When I set the task bar to auto hide it worked fine, windows came up full expansion. Whem I use OD to hide, the bar I get the blank space. Even tried it on the left, same things happened. But when I left the bar showing, and unchecked keep on top of windows, then used OD to hide = FULL SCREEN

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