[quote who="ndsolutions" reply="15" id="3953057"] That's simply not realistic. Every time I choose a different skin as I'm browsing through them, they each make font changes to my system. What do you propose I do? Go and manually edit about 20 different font options every time I want to try a new skin? Thanks, but no thanks. How hard would it be for Stardock to simply PREVENT the program from modifying fonts? Not hard at all. As I said, I hav
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[quote quoting="post"] Please add a checkbox that would prevent any skin from messing with Windows fonts. [/quote] As Basj shown,that's option Windowblinds offered right now. Unfortunately,each skinner has each own ideal font effect and size on skin,you either chose those options Basj shown,or manually edit each skin file of font style and size via test editor or Skinstudio. Looks very laborious,but once you got the grooves,it actually very easy to alter of your
You could specify which app applied one theme,but not the whole system based on the time.
https://www.stardock.com/products/iconpackager/ System Requirements Windows 10/8/7 I don't think it's a good idea installed IP on Win11.
StartAllBack is not compatible with Stardock software despite you against all odd. [e digicons]:annoyed:[/e]
I mostly altered fonts's size with text editor since I am too lazy to look around with SkinStudio. Of course,there is trial and error since I blindly done that without knowing proper area to change. Therefore there is an instance that one skin of menu became very bulky to read. But from I understand that's exactly what you need.
[quote who="BIF" reply="10" id="3950917"] Oh wow, if I can do this it might just help me get to an 80% solution. I've been dealing with these issues since about 2004, so an 80% solution would not be a 20% failure. I will try your suggestion and will come back here with my results. [/quote] Just remembered since Win10 and upwards,Windowblinds cannot 100% take over all GUI,so there is compromise have to make.
[quote who="thatwindow11user" reply="3" id="3950793"] hi this is the options i have when i use custom animations. heres the first screen shot Screen shot #1 https://imgur.com/T0abwlh Screen shot #2<span style="background-color: #2e3035; col
ASUS Optimizer and ASUS Software Manager Services does not need to run on the background all the time. You would fire up both when needed.
Those new animations should be at animations tab on each action list.
There is an alternative solution is that you altered specific skin font size to suit your need. This is doable by editing each skin file (.uis and .sss),then reapplied. In this way you not change font size in all system,but specific areas and skins.
You could just choose regular wallpaper from yours stopping Deskscapes to run on startup,but this is my past experience with older version. However,even though you done that, Deskscapes' service is running on the background.
Remove Windowsblinds from your steam account or whatever you get it from Reinstall a clean Windows system Don't not login in your Steam account if Windowblinds is still on list once you reinstall your system Have a clean Windows system installed,not backups or restore from previous system If none of these steps work,you should have someone look at your system but online since you have hard time to express the issue you encountered.</
[quote who="kostoulas67" reply="2" id="3949615"] I think nothing change [/quote] Under skin folder which you altered,deleted all of temporary file: .WB4 Reapply the skin again You must have changed the correct corresponded value to take effect
Animated titlebar is still work,not sure about starmenu since I don't have Stardock Start11 installed. As basj said, right click and taskbar are not skinnable,either. However,with Stardock Start11 installed,Starmenu and taskbar should be able to be skinned.
Open .uis and .sss,which inside skin folder,with text edior Search "FontHeight" Change the number after = Or install SkinStudio for more intuitive way
Installation has apostrophe caused that issue which has been addressed before.
Windowsblinds 3.51 is the last and better run on Win98s. Version 4.2 is too much for Win98 system,IMHO.
Waterfox on Windows 11 with Windowblind 11 applied,everything is fine.
[quote who="esdu" reply="6" id="3948835"] I used TidyTabs Pro and have purchased Groupy 2 recently. I read that many people use both. I want to know if there are any detailed comparisons between TidyTabs Pro and Groupy 2 available anywhere. [/quote] Why you install competing software on one system is beyond me. But,it always known doing that is the recipe to disaster. If you want to know which one is better,only you your
Exactly. With Windows 10 and 11 continuously upgraded,it's hard for Windowblinds keep the pace. Not to mention some of software did not follow the conventional way,like having its own theme is making harder WB to "skin".
Try VPN service,maybe your ISP is not good access to Wincustomize.com at the moment.
Make sure CursorFX.exe running on the background,without it,there is no CursorFX theme applied.
[quote who="Jan Oscar" reply="16" id="3948032"] It's fine that your experience has been great with UX theme patchers, Gaspershooters, but I have been trying out a lot of these UX patchers for more than 20 years - always with Windowblinds installed alongside - and absolutely none of them have worked 100% with Windowblinds. None. And most of them have caused system errors or ceased to function at all after a Windows update</
Still peddling non-facts. [e digicons]:annoyed:[/e] First,People could reverse to default MS theme via Windowblinds since day one. On Windowblinds 4 and 5,it could able to reverse to XP Luna theme. So your claim of those custom msstyle/shellstyle.dll by third party affected Windowblinds performance is not stand. Secondly,at