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]]>http://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365http://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:55:50 -04002008-07-25T02:55:50doctorx36 on Vista Aero problemjtherrienhttp://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365http://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365http://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:55:50 -04002008-07-25T02:55:50jtherrien on Vista Aero problemCerebroJDhttp://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365 ]]>http://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365http://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:55:50 -04002008-07-25T02:55:50CerebroJD on Vista Aero problemrabidrobothttp://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365
This is assuming you have gone to the Appearances Panel and selected Windows Aero.
Right Click Desktop->Personalize->Window Color and Appearance

If you go to the Appearances panel, and Aero is available, and you select it and Apply, and it doesn't take, that suggests to me a running app can't handle Aero.

But who knows, everything so new! I'm just guessing here... ]]>http://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365http://vbpackets7.joeuser.com/article/142365Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:55:50 -04002008-07-25T02:55:50rabidrobot on Vista Aero problem