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10.5: One way to create an opaque menu bar
I have read about the 'transparent' Menu Bar in Leopard, but I just installed Leopard on my 20" iMac G5 over the past week-end, and all I see is a WHITE Menu Bar, and no Option anywhere I can find to have it appear any other way. I thought maybe it's my video card, but I get the moving stars effect in Time Machine, and the rotating cube effect in Fast User Switching. Anyone got any ideas? I probably wouldn't like a TRANSPARENT Menu Bar, but possibly translucent would be OK. Thanks...
Cupertino, stop your photocopiers!
Wow, you're lucky!
You really wouldn't like having pink menubar with odd spots and deformed font (OS X messes up anti-aliasing on semitransparent things).
10.5: One way to create an opaque menu bar
Mac OS X 10.5: Menu bar appears solid instead of translucent
Your Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard menu bar may appear solid in color, instead of translucent.
10.5: One way to create an opaque menu bar
Note to self -- find the code which detects whether or not the video card is capable of rendering a translucent menubar and neuter it with extreme prejudice. :-) |
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