computerNERD
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Hey SevenForums, I want to know if it's possible to get rid of the borders around the windows. See picture below for example.
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yes i think you can by going into personalisation and changing within the advanced settings 
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Oh, that's on the forums. I thought it was theme for Windows 7. The windows I'm talking about are the actual windows such as My Documents, I want to get rid of the border on the sides of those windows. I'm sorry for not being as specific.
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Ohhhh soz pal I totally misread your thread ... my bad 
What Win7 theme are you currently using ?
What Win7 theme are you currently using ?
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The width of the borders may be adjustable with a registry setting, but I don't think you can totaly get rid of them. And if you do find a way, you would not be able to resize any windows ever again (other that full screen/normal/minimized). Are you sure that's ok?
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dunfiddlin
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Well yes, of course! Run all your applications maximised!
Ok, slightly facetious answer (though it does work!) Borders are set within the visual style and can be made to apparently disappear by simply using a graphic which makes them identical to the rest of the window. But, as the seal says, there's nothing to be gained and everything to be lost by removing them altogether as they're what the sizing handles respond to.
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