can you remove the BRIGHT blue border around active windows?


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im not sure if anyone else has even noticed. Any window you have currently selected, has a bright blue line around the bottom and right side. its only about a pixel or two wide but damn is it ugly. its so bright its almost teal.

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oh i see what you mean.. i maximize all my windows except WLM, so it's not a big problem for me... but i can see why you think it's ugly.

just ignore it i guess

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one of the first things I noticed too... Why is it only on the bottom and right side though? Is it suppose to be some kind of shadow off the glass?

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I always assumed it was to make the edges stand out to make resizing windows easier. It stands out more than the transparent border, so I guess that makes it easier to see and click on. That's my best guess, but I don't mind it ever since I found out it wasn't a glitch back in beta 2.

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You're (censored) me? It's a friggin .msstyle! You're suppos to patch your uxtheme, themeui and shvcs then replace this with the original .msstyle.

No need for such language. :no: Custom Vista styles are applied differently than how they were in XP. It's not "common knowledge" as your post seems to suggest, unless you've read a tutorial or something of the sort. He probably wasn't aware that you had to actually replace the default msstyle. So chill.

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You're <snipped> me? It's a friggin .msstyle! You're suppos to patch your uxtheme, themeui and shvcs then replace this with the original .msstyle.

rofl :rofl:

Oh thats how you do it, knew i was missing something and to think all this time it was such a simple task,

way less complicated than double clicking on it! :devil:

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