rdo2000

rdo2000

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Nakor, Photoshop and Illustrator were not launching properly when I had WindowFX enabled. See my post titled "Problem with WB5 and Photoshop/Illustrator". Also, I had to disable per-pixel borders in WB5 in order to get WindowFX shadows to show up. - rdo

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Ok, I see what you're saying, but three things lead me to suspect it's something else: 1. The theme I'm using is Aura, which seems like a pretty solid and popular theme 2. This doesn't happen with applications other than Photoshop 3. I've got Photoshop excluded from being themed at all Thanks - rdo

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Looks like Window FX may have been the problem. Now I'm noticing another problem, though, which is that menu itemas that are supposed to be disabled (grayed out) in Photoshop aren't appearing as such, which makes things pretty confusing (since those items don't work but look like they should). I have WB5 set to not skin Photoshop in the per-application settings. Problem goes away if I unload WB5 completely. Anyone else experience this? Thanks <br/

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I'm having a problem that I _think_ is associated with having installed WB5 since that's when it started happening. Whenever I launch Photoshop or Illustrator CS2 as a result of opening a file (ie I double click a .psd file for example and Photoshop launches), the application starts without its main application window. That is, I can see the tool windows and the document window itself, but the app window and main menu bar are not shown. I end up having

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Hi, I'm experiencing an annoying problem related to WB5, in which almost every time I restart Windows I have to manually kill a number of crashed processes ("xxx is not responding, click to end it manually..."). Usually (but not always) the sequence is: explorer.exe explorer.exe WB5TrayContainer Connections Tray MCI Command Handling Window This happens on both my laptop and my desktop computers. I am

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