WB title bars in 3.2
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my interest has been tweaked by a statement by Frogboy in the "per brad: msstyle v uis skin format" thread. the statement snipit was:
Frogboy - Msstyles is pretty good. It should be pretty good, it was modeled on WindowBlinds to begin with (it's especially apparent in 2419 when they even had a fake title bar then like WB did until 3.2).
this seems to be saying that with WB 3.2 skinned windows no longer get a fake title bar.
am i interpriting this correctly, and if so, does this work on win98 with non UIS1+ skins?
i am currently running the lovely Bleu skin on WB 3.2 rc2 under win98, and WB still seems to be doing the fake title bar bit. i am basing this on the extra height on a screen grab using alt_print_screen, and the fact that open windows are still shrinking by the height of the title bar when WB is unloaded.
the window height changing issue is the real reason for my interest, since there are a couple of windows that are normaly open when i shut down my machine (causing WB to unload). a good example is tab launch pad. it is hardly a critical issue, but this title bar suggestion seems to hold out the hope of a solution
Frogboy - Msstyles is pretty good. It should be pretty good, it was modeled on WindowBlinds to begin with (it's especially apparent in 2419 when they even had a fake title bar then like WB did until 3.2).
this seems to be saying that with WB 3.2 skinned windows no longer get a fake title bar.
am i interpriting this correctly, and if so, does this work on win98 with non UIS1+ skins?
i am currently running the lovely Bleu skin on WB 3.2 rc2 under win98, and WB still seems to be doing the fake title bar bit. i am basing this on the extra height on a screen grab using alt_print_screen, and the fact that open windows are still shrinking by the height of the title bar when WB is unloaded.
the window height changing issue is the real reason for my interest, since there are a couple of windows that are normaly open when i shut down my machine (causing WB to unload). a good example is tab launch pad. it is hardly a critical issue, but this title bar suggestion seems to hold out the hope of a solution
