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rhester72

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  1. I've noticed that whether or not I install the default theme on Windows 10 (which only appears to allow for the titlebar halo effect), the text in the title bar is offset (about one "button width") to the right from its normal location in most windows (e.g. Notepad). Any idea why this happens and how it can be prevented? Rodney
  2. OK, I just tested it (pretty painlessly) - no, a theme is not required to get basic transparency, in case anyone cares in the future. =) Rodney
  3. I'm a pretty basic user - installed on Windows 10 (and previously 8.1) with all default settings. By default, a custom theme is installed - but is it necessary to have it (or any other Aero Glass 8 theme) installed to achieve transparency (i.e. if you don't install a theme, will you still get titlebar transparency)? Thanks, Rodney

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