yes. there is a way because that is how my desktop is.
i have no idea how to do it.
i tried the "properties" dialog box, but could not find any option that made it transparent....
This is probably the dumbest question ever asked on this board, but you see how the icons have this black background behind the letters:
http://www.regnow.com/vendor/13032/V...deoDesktop.jpg
Is there any way of not having any color? Like have it transparent so that it can perfectly merge with the background image?
Thanks!
yes. there is a way because that is how my desktop is.
i have no idea how to do it.
i tried the "properties" dialog box, but could not find any option that made it transparent....
My Computer:
DELL XPS 400
250 GB HD & 80 GB HD and 500 GB HD
ATI Radeon x1950 256 MB PCIe (upgrading soon)
OS: Win XP Media Center Edition
Intel Pentium D 2.79Ghz with 3.0 GB RAM + 15GB pagefile
DVD-ROM ; CD-RW; floppy
17" Monitor and 20" Widescreen dual
Looking to upgrade my PSU to a 650 Watt
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we are not unreasonable... i mean, we wont eat your eyes
I am not 100% sure, but I think you can change that in display properties.
Yea', that's where it's at. Under the "Appearance" tab in the in Display Properties. But when I go to "Advanced", it only allows me to choose a color. And that's where I'm stuck now.
try "icon" under the list.
i have no color associated with it- do you?
My Computer:
DELL XPS 400
250 GB HD & 80 GB HD and 500 GB HD
ATI Radeon x1950 256 MB PCIe (upgrading soon)
OS: Win XP Media Center Edition
Intel Pentium D 2.79Ghz with 3.0 GB RAM + 15GB pagefile
DVD-ROM ; CD-RW; floppy
17" Monitor and 20" Widescreen dual
Looking to upgrade my PSU to a 650 Watt
Internet Help Desk
My City Visit daily!
we are not unreasonable... i mean, we wont eat your eyes
You can try this:
Go to Control Panel, System, Advanced, Performance, Settings and check "Show translucent selection rectangle"
Hope this help...
Change the drop shadow setting.
How do I make the background of desktop icon text transparent?
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... well, i was in the wrong place....
way in the wrong place...
My Computer:
DELL XPS 400
250 GB HD & 80 GB HD and 500 GB HD
ATI Radeon x1950 256 MB PCIe (upgrading soon)
OS: Win XP Media Center Edition
Intel Pentium D 2.79Ghz with 3.0 GB RAM + 15GB pagefile
DVD-ROM ; CD-RW; floppy
17" Monitor and 20" Widescreen dual
Looking to upgrade my PSU to a 650 Watt
Internet Help Desk
My City Visit daily!
we are not unreasonable... i mean, we wont eat your eyes
I just want to know what is the purpose of the "Show translucent selection rectangle" check box if it doesn't do the trick that Anthony1 asked about ???
The clue is in the word selection. Which of the two attached images has the translucent selection box? It seems to be a pretty minimal embellishment unless one has visual defects.I just want to know what is the purpose of the "Show translucent selection rectangle" check box if it doesn't do the trick
Take nice care of yourselves - Paul - ♪ -
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ok,
thanks Paul,
i just found that if i disable the Cleartype function in the Display properties, the slow scrolling is gone in folders with a background image...
Anyway that's weird...
Windows does strange things.......
and it's a new installation of Win Xp SP2 on recent hardware.......
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