Image # for Start Menu "All Programs" background

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       #21

    [QUOTE=Bongo;1394124]
    rdwray said:
    Can yo post a screenshot of the bleed over so I can see it.
    Here is 1 with #3 done.
    Jerry
    Here is the screen shot:
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Image # for Start Menu "All Programs" background-recent-list.png  
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       #22

    rdwray said:
    Here is the screen shot:
    The top 1(image #872 now)is from the corners have no color & the where the black & yellow are not blended together look at the screenshot of yours and default aero.
    Image # for Start Menu "All Programs" background-capture1.pngImage # for Start Menu "All Programs" background-capture2.png
    The top & bottom of the recent list (image #882 now) you will need to add your color (black)to the yellow that will hide it. Same with the corners here to as in the top image.
    Jerry
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       #23

    [QUOTE=Bongo;1394215]
    rdwray said:
    The top & bottom of the recent list (image #882 now) you will need to add your color (black)to the yellow that will hide it. Same with the corners here to as in the top image.
    Jerry
    I took a try and it didn't work. I will have to put some effort into this one. thanks
    roger
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       #24

    Try just a few 3 or 4 pixels high in a row at a time
    Top
    Image # for Start Menu "All Programs" background-c.png
    Bottom
    Image # for Start Menu "All Programs" background-v.png
    Jerry
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       #25

    Bongo said:
    Try just a few 3 or 4 pixels high in a row at a time
    Jerry
    That is what I tried and it didn't make any difference on the top or bottom.
    roger
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       #26

    Here is what I get
    Before
    Image # for Start Menu "All Programs" background-.png
    After
    Image # for Start Menu "All Programs" background-b.png
    What do you get? Try to use arrows if you can.
    Jerry
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       #27

    Bongo said:
    Here is what I get
    What do you get? Try to use arrows if you can.
    Jerry
    I don't get any change. I need to look and see if I am in the right ball park.
    roger
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       #28

    Are you using the aero.msstyles that I posted?
    Why I ask is #s 872 & 882 now where #811 in the default aero.msstyles it was a shared image.
    Jerry
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       #29

    Bongo said:
    Are you using the aero.msstyles that I posted?
    Why I ask is #s 872 & 882 now where #811 in the default aero.msstyles it was a shared image.
    Jerry
    I am sure. I changed 872 which should have been Recent List background according to what you found and it did not work. Found 843 and it did the job by moving the pixels at the top and adding a black area to the bottom. I am using ResHack, but I have a hard time believing that it would affect the image #s.
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       #30

    I think I know whats going on you have been changing Or customizing both aero & basic images in the .msstyles 843 is in basic. I think when you try yours it disables aero
    Did you do 1 of these 2 ways of Enabling custom themes it's needed for it to work.
    Enabling Custom Themes - Windows 7
    Or
    Theme - How to Apply Custom Themes
    Jerry
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