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GillieConCarne

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  1. Hello everyone, I have an odd issue with a piece of software called "Cap42". It is being used to take a picture via a webcam (with automatic face recognition) and add that picture to a badge that can then be printed out. Everything works, but the strange thing is that when taking a picture, the webcam image "bugs". The image remains visible whenever you move a white surface over the spot where the image was. ONLY with a white background! The image only goes away if I force close "Cap42".. I'm starting to think it might be a driver/codec issue instead of an issue with Cap42 itself, so perhaps some has come across the same. Thanks in advance
  2. Just checked it out, and this does not look like the thing I need.. I need something to adjust the "Visual Effects" under Performance Options, even with the correct scheme set, it is still set to default 'Let windows chosse what's best for my computer'
  3. Many thanks! That seems to be what I'm looking for! Well they sure have made it easier, if you know what to do Is there any schemesetting to disable sounds by default perhaps too?
  4. Hello Everyone, This forum has helped me to enable the "Best Performance" option for all users that will be created in the future via editing the NTUSER.DAT in the Default User folder in Windows XP, but enabling it in Windows 7 seems to be a real pain in the a** First of all I'm not sure which NTUSER.DAT to edit, there is a Default User folder but also a Default folder under C:\Users Also, if I load the NTUSER.DAT, the UserPreferencesMask option is no longer listed, I tried adding it, but no success.. I read several thread in which they said the changes they made in the NTUSER.DAT for the default user did not stick, so maybe it needs to be done differently? This is the batfile I used in Windows XP, which did the trick: REG LOAD "HKU\Test" "%SystemDrive%\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT" REG ADD "HKEY_USERS\Test\Control Panel\Desktop" /t REG_BINARY /v UserPreferencesMask /d 90120180100000 /f REG ADD "HKEY_USERS\Test\AppEvents\Schemes" /ve /d ".None" /f REG ADD "HKEY_USERS\Test\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\VisualEffects" /t REG_DWORD /v VisualFXSetting /d "00000002" /f REG UNLOAD "HKU\Test" Thanks in advance for your time!
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