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Originally posted by Fanon

Yes, it makes the whole app transparent. My point was that it also makes the titlebars transparent too.

exactly...

XP doesn't support making JUST the title TitleBars transparent..

just because a program can make the whole window transparent doesn't mean that XP supports it.. when i refer to this.. i am refering to MSStyles... (i have been trying for quite some time, to have transparent titlebars in my OSX Skin for XP)

Besides... if he is claiming to not be using WB, i would like to know how he got the buttons on the Left side of the caption...

Windows XP Styles do NOT allow this...

Microsoft has disabled it in their coding....

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Besides... if he is claiming to not be using WB, i would like to know how he got the buttons on the Left side of the caption...

Windows XP Styles do NOT allow this...

Microsoft has disabled it in their coding....

does that mean there is a way to hack it so you can?

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is there any way to get rid of the windows task bar at the bottom of the screen? at the moment i have it set to autohide but i want rid of it completely if possible.

Anyone know how?

WeeJames

i drag it to the right side of the screen and then just size it off the screen, but then, for extra measures, i use winmac and tell it to hide windows taskbar

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I do love os x but i think if i had a faster machine (g5) to run it on, it would be hella sweet.

but i only got a g4 500MHz. It is nice. I love iTunes and the Photoshop 7 beta is sweet. Office X is tite and carracho is a good p2p client.

xp is better right now, but OS x will catch up and I think OS X will be better by the end of 2002.

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cuzzo.

unix is one huge thing!

it is the most stable os i have ever worked on... other than solaris or linux distros.

it is a beautiful os. the most amazing ui to date.

has apache built in.

iTunes... (need i say more?)

it is overall the most wellrounded os... and when 10.2 comes out... it is gonna be tha sheezay!

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Of course that shot is fake. There's no AIM icon in the dock. Plus, the AIM window doesn't even have a shadow. PLUS, XP doesn't do those shadows.

Actually there are programs that allow you to add shadows to certain windows. So AIM doesn't need a shadow. The program's shadows and transparency can be done in WinXP by WindowFX.

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