Sorry, I must be missing something, which button are you talking about?

@Kevin: I think what you are asking is to have the "Freeze Wallpaper Image" TitleBar Button look pressed when a program with the compatibility setting "don't allow wallpaper changes" is running. Is this true? Sorry, that sentence even baffles me now that I read it over again.

I have fixed a few bugs relating to the freeze wallpaper button for the next beta. However, let me explain how this all works internally (I hope this isn't too confusing):

- If the freeze option is enabled via a TitleBar Button or the system tray menu option, the random wallpaper changer won't change the wallpaper
- If the freeze option is disabled BUT an app with the compatibility option set to disallow wallpaper changes is running the random wallpaper changer won't change the wallpaper
- While this compatibility app is running, you can do whatever you want with the freeze option, it won't matter - the app compatibility takes precedence (it may appear broken?)
- Once this compatibility app is closed, the wallpaper freeze option starts working again

Does this all make sense?

After the program is opened, the button won't do anything until the program is closed. I have tested this extensively and I can't seem to reproduce any issues relating to the way the wallpaper pause is working, sorry.