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kimiraikkonen
Hi,
For this problem, I have already done a lot of tips such as enabling
transparent icon label background, but none of them are related to
this problem.
First off,
the problem is not about transparency. Background Transparency is
present, the problem is that the icon labels has no "shadows" although
they're transparent.
As you see icon labels are transparent but when i select them or use
them, the shadows are lost and only transparent + non-shadowed label
remain.
I use an ancient CRT monitor.
I saw that on a different computer with CRT monitor. Could be a
relationship to this?
Also my graphic card is an old Nvidia GeForce 4 card, using the latest
Nvidia Forceware drivers.
Please check the screenshots:
If i select (single left click) icons or use desktop, shadow gets
lost:
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/7467/noshadow2wd7.gif
Until i select icons or open some windows, shadows remains:
http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/6398/shadowno8.gif
Note: Cleartype is disabled, has no relationship to this.
Thanks.
For this problem, I have already done a lot of tips such as enabling
transparent icon label background, but none of them are related to
this problem.
First off,
the problem is not about transparency. Background Transparency is
present, the problem is that the icon labels has no "shadows" although
they're transparent.
As you see icon labels are transparent but when i select them or use
them, the shadows are lost and only transparent + non-shadowed label
remain.
I use an ancient CRT monitor.
I saw that on a different computer with CRT monitor. Could be a
relationship to this?
Also my graphic card is an old Nvidia GeForce 4 card, using the latest
Nvidia Forceware drivers.
Please check the screenshots:
If i select (single left click) icons or use desktop, shadow gets
lost:
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/7467/noshadow2wd7.gif
Until i select icons or open some windows, shadows remains:
http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/6398/shadowno8.gif
Note: Cleartype is disabled, has no relationship to this.
Thanks.