Update. After much testing and tweeking, I think I have it to a place I really like. I have yet the Start Menu to do and have some ideas on that. Everything is drawn with a Commodore 64 16 color palette (except the CPU on the desktop wallpaper, I decided to leave that 32bit). I have a full set of cursors, icons, and 3 custom made Open Type fonts to accompany the skin as well. <img src="http://www.vtxemu.com/misc/6502WB.png" alt="" width="1080" height
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I've been using Seamonkey (Mozilla / Netscape Communicator fork) for about a year now without incident. IE / Edge should only be used to go download a real browser. I am personally boycotting Google for their invasive tracking. :)
Adding my Corel programs to the Exclude list helps a lot. Thanks!
Getting unreadable menu strips in Corel X6 applications. Attached are screenshots of with and without Window Blinds running. With Window Blinds: Without Window Blinds: <img src="http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y299/codewar/Window%20Blinds%2010/corel-normal.gif" alt="" width="504" height="239" /
re: Firefox There are many applications that draw their own caption bars. Basically they create a borderless form without a non-client area and fake their own non-client area in the normal client area of the form. This is standard practice these days for developers who want to add functionality to the caption bar of a program but don't want to muck about with all the WM_NCPAINT stuff. Just sayin'
Here's what my taskbar on monitor 2 looks like. I was unable to capture the rest of the desktop misbehavin' Update: I have resolved this issue by disabling taskbars on all non-primary displays. (Taskbar properties, Taskbar, Multiple displays, turn off Show taskbar on all displays) The problem seems to stem from different geometries of multi
I was so psyched to see this has finally been released. Since Windows 10 did a ninja upgrade on my Windows 7 system, I have been really bummed and have been looking forward to this to come out for Win10. I even went so far as to start writing my own custom controls in .NET to use in my own apps to get away from the ugly Win10 UI. But.. same issues here. Taskbar on second monitor jumps and flickers as if it on sure what size it should be. Also text on main screen task bar keeps swap