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Windows 7: How to move Windows text position?

26 May 2010   #1

Windows 7 RTM x64 Ulitimate
Bulgaria
 
 
How to move titlebar text to center

How to move text on windows from left side to the middle side.I mean like this
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26 May 2010   #2

window's 7
bermuda triangle
 
 

I don't think that's possible .
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26 May 2010   #3

Windows 7 RTM x64 Ulitimate
Bulgaria
 
 

This is possible on Windows Vista but dont work on Windows 7 aero themes.How to move Windows text position?-move_titlebar_text_to_center_by_patrickgs.png
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26 May 2010   #4

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
San Diego
 
 

The same "trick" will work but becuase the code for that file has likely changed for Windows 7 and been recompiled (or moved to another file) the memory locations listed there won't work.

In fact if you have already made those changes you probably corrupeted one of your system files in some subtle way.

I'd to to the same people that posted that and ask them directly, see if they have updated it for 7.

ANd this is another case of "why bother" because EVERY time that file is updated by windows update or a SP the hack will stop working till you can figure it out again. Hardly seems worth it.
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