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Kevin F.
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That is from a setting in your windows AFAIK. Give me a little and I should be able to find it.
Exactly what do you mean by a gradient? Is it just a picture of one, or does it actually degrade into your desktop BG color?
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mogilny
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Attached you find my complete Backgroundimage from the example. You can see that the color at the top is a dark gray and at the bottom it is a lighter grey. So therefore I can't set the correct color in the "Windows XP display properties".
When I use the same background image on the display properties all my icon's (and the text) are displayed correctly.
I would be thankful if you could get my a hint, where I have to make some changes on my XP settings. I thought that I have tried everything, but you as a pro will certainly have an idea ...
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Kevin F.
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Good job, I found that the other night, toyed with it, and was waiting till tonight to post, as I have had 3 5 till 1 shifts this weekend... I should be asleep right now really, I got work in 11 hours .
So, good job, enjoy your fun desktop.