Animations dont work with any skin
Wednesday, June 9, 2004 by GAMPDesigns | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
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Reply #11 Thursday, June 10, 2004 10:40 AM
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-The WindowBlinds Advanced Configuration program (wbconfig.exe)
has been set as the default interface via the shortcuts. You can still
change visual styles using Display Properties.
-Supports toolbar skinning on Windows XP or later.
-Supports animations for copy/move/delete progress dialogs (all platforms)
-Includes SmartPainting support on 9x/2000
-Supports 9x platforms. Please note that this is more or less the end
of the line in terms of skinning additional 9x controls. Even adding
support for the slider controls cost more GDI resources, which on 9x
are coming from a finite 128K pool for the entire system. This build
does improve GDI resource usage over previous 4.x beta builds for
9x, but there's a limit to how much blood can be wrung from the stone.
-Performance optimizations and fixes
-Fix for TGA painting issues on WB load and with buttons in some apps

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Reply #15 Thursday, June 10, 2004 7:35 PM
Relax, have fun, joke around and stay awhile. No offense intended.
My last name is Chas. My first name, as you can probably guess, is "Smart A**"

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Reply #17 Thursday, June 10, 2004 8:02 PM
| I won't ask where you got a Skin Studio that installed Windowblinds along with it though |
Monday, May 13, 2002 - SkinStudio XP Stardock has released SkinStudio XP. A program that combines WindowBlinds and SkinStudio into a single package. Designed specifically for Windows XP, SkinStudio XP modifies Windows XP to natively support WindowBlinds visual styles. Upon installation, an "add, edit, and delete" button is added to XP's appearance dialog along with several new visual styles. Read on for more details.

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Reply #1 Wednesday, June 9, 2004 8:24 PM
1) Check that you don''''t have it turned off by mistake. Go to WB Config->My Animations and see what''s Selected there.
2) Are you using the shareware version? It might be a feature that''s disabled in the shareware version.
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