thanks all. much appreciated, you guys rock. umm, where is the code for the UIS2 frames located?
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[quote who="neone6" reply="3" id="3206106"]Never xperienced that. I would supercheck the margins again cause that shouldn´t be a problem-area [/quote] several times including switching back and forth between tile and stretch. It's not doing it right now but I have changed blinds, so... ?
[quote who="Wizard1956" reply="1" id="3205983"]Can you link to a finished WB that has this problem on your rig? I can take a look at it in XP or Win7/64 if you want. I can't say that I've noticed that anywhere though. [/quote] just getting ready to upload Wiz but generally occurs when I repainting the blind for changes.
I have the frame settings to stretch however they are tiling. I haven't upgraded to the newest version of WB but it shouldn't really matter. anyone else experiencing this, especially with the UIS2 frames???
We're using the same PSP program and I'm not having really any specific issues with performance that you are experiencing. It is an older program that wasn't designed for this OS but is rather "compatible". I get weird issues when WB repaints fairly often (1 out of 3 repaints) where the frames and tool windows do not paint or goes classic but that seems to be a WB problem. I did have an issue where my boot times were becoming really long and ended up reinstalling
although I'm not mentioned above as a go to person I believe that while you can remove the user picture the pixel allotment remains as hard coded. But then not being referred to, I could be incorrect. (guess only a master skinner could know)
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[quote who="jwdR1" reply="8" id="3203879"]where XX = 3.1, 98, XP, 7, etc.[/quote] I was just thinking the same thing. Boxxi, Boxxi, [e digicons]8|[/e] [quote who="Island Dog" reply="16" id="3203965"]whether you like it or not, that's the future of operating systems.[/quote] there are quite a few of MS OS's that just didn't make it. It would serve them financially best to work with only OS, cuts costs, etc. In the long run they may find it won&
wonderful choices.
Mike, open WB, click on the "about windowblinds" tab, copy the contents to clipboard and post the results with your post. This info will help those attempteing to help you.
thank you Spencer, congrats to all and Uvah, excellent work. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
there is also an option in SKS to use the standard windows start button instead of the created one.
wish you all the very best and I expect to see some great work submitted, good luck.
they must be working on something, there haven't been any uploads posted either???
I'm confused, is that the "screenshot of the month" or a thread for August screenshots. if it's screenshot of the month you've already taken the honors and very nicely done btw. [e digicons]:-"[/e] [e digicons]:jafo:[/e]
ie8 working fine logged out.
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[quote who="Savyg" reply="13" id="3198209"] Quoting gmc2, reply 13 I'll stick with IE8 at least until I find a way to disable the HTML5, then I may move up to a newer version. Should I even ask why? That's bizarre. [/quote] I don't like animated/video advertisements. I've heard that HTML5 is a flash type of software that does the same thing. I disable flash.
some place in Australia that was in the news lately does this also. this must be a copycat IE hater. Does it really matter what browser you as long as you're happy with it. I'll stick with IE8 at least until I find a way to disable the HTML5, then I may move up to a newer version. oh, and sent this to each of the businesses, have you approved your web person's distaste for MS Internet Explorer. Opening up your site in IE# receives a pop-up window that state
congratulations people, always nice to see/highlight/acknowledge the work of others.
thanks Neil, which one? and is anyone else experiencing UIS2 windows (frames) that tile when they should stretch?
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Uvah, nicely done. I think. barely off the ground, lot of rework.
we only had two choices at that time, this and some IBM computer.
Okay, thanks, next time I'll come back to it after a bit, see if that works.