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August 29th 06, 11:08 PM
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Why am I forced into darkness?
Why bother developing glass and working on letting the user customize the
colors and transparency when your just going to yank it away when a screens maximized? Which it alot of the time. I cant even believe there is no option to disable this happening. Sure you could argue it looks more confusing seeing things blurred in the bg, I think not, Id like an option. With my transparency, set how I want it AT ALL TIMES, stretched IE7 to show how it should look maximized http://forums.wuggawoo.co.uk/images/...1156886984.jpg And how Vista FORCES me into darkness when I maximize anything. GROSS. http://forums.wuggawoo.co.uk/images/...1156887324.jpg I cant believe theres no option to disable it doing that. 
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August 29th 06, 11:12 PM
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Why am I forced into darkness?
Whoops
http://forums.wuggawoo.co.uk/images/...1156886984.jpg http://forums.wuggawoo.co.uk/images/...1156887324.jpg
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