Gadget handles


  1. bendicott
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    windows 7 home premium x64
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    Gadget handles


    Is it possible to not show a gadget's handle (close, options & drag gadget pad that appear by its side on mouse-over)? I'm using a few (more or less) transparent gadgets, but the handles kind~of ruin the effect. Thanks for the help!
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  3. Bongo
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    bendicott said:
    Is it possible to not show a gadget's handle (close, options & drag gadget pad that appear by its side on mouse-over)? I'm using a few (more or less) transparent gadgets, but the handles kind~of ruin the effect. Thanks for the help!
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    That's the way that gadgets works when you mouse over them it makes them active.
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