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Fully transparent taskbar?
somebody has ripped off the superbar for windows xp except that in xp it's fully transparent and i think it looks better. is there anything to make the ACTUAL superbar in seven fully transparent?
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| 30 Jul 2009 | #2 |
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what do you mean by fully transparent?
the stripes and end blurs can be removed, but i don't think anyone has figured out how to remove the blur yet... |
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| 30 Jul 2009 | #4 |
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You could try
Transparency - Enable Full Clear Glass Transparency but i'm not sure if it works for the taskbar. It should do as it's all glass  OS |
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Quote: Originally Posted by garbanzo
what do you mean by fully transparent?
the stripes and end blurs can be removed, but i don't think anyone has figured out how to remove the blur yet... what do you mean by stripes and end blurs? we've already got fully transparent windows courtesy of Brink , the only problem with that is it's either FULLY clear or it isn't. so a fix for that so the user decides how see-thru he wants it it wouldn't be a bad idea  anyway, i want it for the superbar and start menu like this guy wants. |
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| 26 Jan 2013 | #6 |
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| 26 Jan 2013 | #7 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by matt_0978
somebody has ripped off the superbar for windows xp except that in xp it's fully transparent and i think it looks better. is there anything to make the ACTUAL superbar in seven fully transparent?
Fade.Taskbar 2.0 by ~Ritwyk on deviantART |
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| 2 Weeks Ago | #8 |
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Transparent Taskbar using Classic Shell
I too have been trying heaps of different ways in making the taskbar transparent, and although Windows 7 has Aero, it is not quite the same as you can still see the bar across in a light colour. I found this free program "Classic Shell" which is easy to use and the result is exactly what I have been looking for. Here is a screen-shot of the result.
(The desktop picture is not part of the transparent taskbar.) |
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