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Thank you very much.
Looks great, as usual.
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Thank you hockninc!!!
Excellent work, as always.
I missed having that red "X"
DW
Win7 style for build 10041
default borders/corners
http://i.imgur.com/v5zAa7A.png
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rounded corners
http://i.imgur.com/xBrxn0d.png
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'rounded corners' was copied from this atlas - http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/170233-aero-glass-themeatlas/page-6#entry1096342
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It looks good but it be better if you offered rounded corners
@kyn1907,
Thank you very much
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This is good but I like the other one better.
I have always liked the Win7/Vista raised buttons look more than the flat ones.
Now, if you could make it have round corners it would be even better.
I know some people like square corners better, so offer them both.
Thanks,
DW
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Hi hockninc,
Would it be possible for you to make your theme atlas have round corners?
And, thanks again for making this one.
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hockninc's Theme Atlas png has glow on the buttons when you hover them
Have you tried it?
Truly remarkable
I imagine DP means a glow "around" the button being hovered-over (see post 76, above).
With the stock theme the theme atlas doesn't have anything that gets composited around a button being hovered-over.
-Noel
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Sure this has probably been asked before, but other that using a 3rd party visual style theme is there anyway to add "glow" on the buttons of a Theme Atlas png file?
~DP
What do you mean "glow" on the buttons of a Theme Atlas png file?
Cause hockninc's Theme Atlas png has glow on the buttons.
If you make your heading type white, you can see sort of a light glow background.
Of course, this doesn't include windows exploer headings.
That's when you would need 3rd party visual style theme.
Maybe I'm missing something.
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Yep hockninc was the creator but thanks for uploading his dead link for all of us.
~DP
endbase uploaded the dead link, I just told everyone it was there and how good the atlas was.
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You got to check out this theme atlas.
It uses Win7 buttons.
It works on build 9926.
Use bottom link on the forwarded page.
http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/170233-aero-glass-themeatlas/?p=1093955
Thanks Dream, I may just like this Atlas file better than 7's
~DP
Atlas above with 7 below..
You're welcome, it makes Win10 a little easier to take.
But, the real credit goes to hockninc who created it.
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You got to check out this theme atlas.
It uses Win7 buttons.
It works on build 9926.
Use bottom link on the forwarded page.
http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/170233-aero-glass-themeatlas/?p=1093955
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Maybe I can help downloaded the atlas file when the link was working here you go !!
http://i.imgur.com/sy2BVss.png
Greetz base
Thanks for posting the new link
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Just a small experiment
I updated 64-bit build which now contains new registry DWORD settings called FrameMargin (under DWM key) which influences the left, right and bottom margin of the frame (the top margin is not influenced!). The value is in pixels, default is zero.
Hint: Default Win10 texture for left and right border is 3px wide and all of these pixels are dark. The rightmost pixels for left border (or leftmost pixels are right border) are stretchable when changing border width. If you increase margin with the new setting, the left and right border will be completely dark for this reason. If you want the left and right border to match the rest of the frame, you need to use your custom atlas file with modified textures for these parts.
It is not sure if this feature works completely for all frame or it does not cause some problems, thus only 64-bit build is available for testing.
Oh, and ignore the frame on "modern" applications - it looks a bit off with increased margins.
I like the new affect.
I left the setting at 0 and used Noel's ThemeAtlas from here:
http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/173407-theme-resources-in-win-10-build-9926/?p=1093593
I actually like the frame on the modern apps.
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We have symbols now.
Self loaded just a few minutes ago.
Build 9926.
Perhaps you have symbols. How did you get them to self load?
I'm pretty sure I read how on an MDL Forum posted by ACE2.
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So, since I had the symbols I wanted to try Aero Glass 1.3.1 with build 9926.
A word of warning, don't even try, it froze up.
I was able to recover by signing out and holding the ctrl key and log back in.
I know BM warned about doing this but I'm hard headed.
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We have symbols now.
Self loaded just a few minutes ago.
Build 9926.
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Uploaded new version to be compatible with Windows 10. Tested on the build 9879.
Thanks for the new version.
Will there ever be a version that could load without turning off secure boot?
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I'm adding information to this topic too - my utility UxThemeSignatureBypass is Windows 10 Build 9879 compatible now. Check my website for download.
Thanks BigMuscle, that's very good news
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It is debug version so watermark is always displayed.
Thanks, for explaination.
I thought as much.
I was just checking since the previous build didn't have it.
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If I right click to run in AeroGlass while in Task Secedular it says it's running
I noticed the status is no longer reliably updated in the Task Scheduler Libraries window. You need to hit F5, at which point you'll see it's gone back to Ready status.
Yet another thing Microsoft has messed up lately.
-Noel
Thanks, Noel.
There's a new download which seems to work fine now.
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No stress, it is my mistake in PHP script which corrupts the file during the download. I'm fixing it as soon as possible
EDIT: it should be ok now.. just redownload.
I redownloaded and it's working fine now in Win8.1 Update 1.
It now shows your watermark and I have the correct donation.key.
I will try it in Win10 TP when I have more time.
Thanks
Edit:
I finally installed in Win10 (x64) TP Build 9879 and all seems well.
The only difference was I had to use my own CustomThemeReflection.png
in order to get the reflection (stripes).
I didn't need to do that in Win8.1.
Thanks again for all your great work.
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NoelC, Dreamweaver01: do you test it on Win8.1 or Win10? Does aerohost.exe keep running or does it close immediately after startup? Could you try executing aerohost.exe just outside of Task Scheduler to see whether it displays "You need system account blah blah" message or it stucks earlier...
btw public release will be delayed - one week for each one My1's useless post.
I just tested in Win10 TP (x64) Build 9879.
It says it's ready in Task Secedular but never shows up in Task Manager.
If I right click to run in AeroGlass while in Task Secedular it says it's running
but still not showing up in Task Manager.
Your old version for 9860 works fine.
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NoelC: I needed to finish some stuff. Now new build uploaded.
Unfortunately, the x64 build doesn't seem to work on the same VM the last one was running fine on. Aero Glass runs to completion at startup (it normally keeps running, of course). No DWM.exe window comes up at all, and nothing is written to the debug.log.
No errors are logged in the Windows error logs.
To install it I just replaced the 4 files on my test system on which the prior version had been working fine.
When I restore the 4 files from the prior 1.2.6 preview that you built in October Aero Glass starts okay again.
I'm not sure whether mixing and matching components is reasonable at all, but I tried replacing just DWMGlass.dll from today's build, without changing anything else, and got the same symptom. No DWM startup and nothing written to the debug.log.
Sorry I don't have better news for you. Let me know what other info I can provide.
-Noel
Yes, I see the same thing.
Only my install was on my hard drive.
The AeroGlas for Build 9860 also works fine for me too.
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Conventional patchers also break system protection as well, rendering them unacceptable to people who would like to keep their systems sane and sound for the long term.
Big Muscle's approach where the software works at run-time and even tries to automatic follow Microsoft's updates (thinking of how Aero Glass works with the symbol servers) is the only one that's even remotely acceptable.
-Noel
Yes, that's correct, but nothing's perfect.
With BigMuscle's method, you have to turn off secure boot which could also be harmful.
But it's still a better option than a patcher, imo.
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Thanks bigmuscle, I was about to give up on Win10.
Working great on build 10147.