So I need some help with Windowblinds
Thursday, May 29, 2003 by The DJ | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I had 'apply the skins color scheme' unchecked and the reason is because I have my desktop icon text black and when I would reboot with that checked it would turn back to white. Checking that, the windows are fully skinned and I've had it unchecked since the first version of Windows I've used.
Now with that checked, when I apply a new skin, the text changes white. It would always do that but I would go into the display properties and change me desktop color to white so the text would then again be black. The problem is now, the text changes black, then immediately changes white again. I cannot keep it black with 'apply the skins color theme' checked.
Can I delete something in the respected skins folder to prevent this or is there another way around it? Please help.
Reply #2 Thursday, May 29, 2003 7:57 PM
There has to be a way around this....
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Is there nothing I can delete in this skin's folder?
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| #9 by Skinner Iben - 5/29/2003 8:40:21 PM Exactly what are you trying to do again. I'm a Little unsure. |
If you click on my name, you will see my desktop icon text is black. I've always had 'apply the skins color theme' unchecked because when I would reboot, the text would change back to white when it was checked.
Really wasn't missing out on anything until the new features of WB 4.
If you look at these screeshots (imagestation shrinks em down) of my desktop, the border on the display properties window is not skinned and on some skins the run background isn't skinned, along with other backgrounds:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid63/pa3f950df60f7731a3d6c7d3ef1f6a8ad/fc0f88b7.jpg
Your skin Longhorn:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid63/p32533e3cf6782355a2e1d6ed4b9dcf59/fc0f88bd.jpg
And Transilvania:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid63/pc0a2c4946b72823f7286551869155f71/fc0f2b6a.jpg
To get these areas skinned, 'apply the skins color scheme' has to be checked. However, I lose my black text this way.
The goal here is to have these areas skinned while keeping my black icon text.
Reply #13 Thursday, May 29, 2003 9:01 PM
| #10 by Skinner Iben - 5/29/2003 8:47:28 PM Go to basic settings backrounds in configuration window.See if the override box is checked. |
Nah man, still changes white on reboot.
| #11 by Skinner Iben - 5/29/2003 8:50:51 PM Are you running a beta version of WB4Or the released version? |
Relesased version.
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