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  1. Prisoner
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    GEORG said:
    ...the hiden for tray icon...
    The what? xD
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  3. GEORG
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    Hide the tray icon:
    Transparency Project-000.jpg
    next startup not see it !!!
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  4. Prisoner
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    Ahha. Well.... if that's really what's wanted, then sure. Added to the list of updates-to-be.
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  6. GEORG
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    OK I waiting for next update see you later !!!
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  7. kookster
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    Ah so this is how you know autohotkey, I'm assuming its all done in it.
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  8. Prisoner
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    kookster said:
    Ah so this is how you know autohotkey, I'm assuming its all done in it.
    Yep. :)

    I started learning a little while ago, but never really got the hang of it. Never had any ideas on what I would want to make, until I upgraded from XP to 7 and found my system couldn't handle transparency.. So I took back to it and made this.
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  10. gladson1976
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    @Prisoner, you might want to take a look at this

    TransWin - Make any windows on desktop to be transparent
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  11. Shredex
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    gladson1976 said:
    @Prisoner, you might want to take a look at this

    TransWin - Make any windows on desktop to be transparent

    thats not free though :P
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  12. Shredex
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    OP, Have you found a way to only make the background transparent yet?
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  13. kookster
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    Shredex said:
    gladson1976 said:
    @Prisoner, you might want to take a look at this

    TransWin - Make any windows on desktop to be transparent

    thats not free though :P
    But he might be able to learn from it, and upgrade his free version :)
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