--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "ronswens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, everybody!
> 
> Many of us know this problem. If you set transparent option for a bar 
> to 255 (completely transparent background) you can't click the button 
> in some areas. It is very annoying. So annoying that most of us 
> reject using this option for a bar with buttons and use it only for 
> OSD bar. Bruce explained that it's not a bug in PP, it's a feature of 
> Windows and he can't change its behaviour.
> I found a simple workaround for this. Just copy your bar command list 
> for which transparent option is set to 255 to a list with different 
> name. You can copy every command to another list but there is 
> quickest method. I used "Export as text" on Setup tab in 
> Configuration dialog, exported only needed bar, manually changed name 
> of the bar in exported txt-file, saved it and used "Import from 
> text". After that just change transparent option for second bar from 
> 255 to 254 (so it will be invisible on the screen) and it's done. Of 
> course both bars should be shown.
> 
> Ron

Sorry to bring up such an old topic (quite a few posts on this one,
but nothing much resolved, at least not that I could find). 

I tried out the method described above and it sort of works. However,
if PP emulated this idea, i think it would work great. As an option
(clicking THROUGH is desirable on some bars), PP could put a 254
transparent bar behind a 255 transparent bar so that clicks are
captured even if they are on transparent pixels. I had trouble with
the 255 bar autohiding while my mouse was over transparent pixels, so
PP would need to keep both bars unhidden while the mouse is over the
254 bar.

I found by testing that ObjectDock seems to capture clicks ON
transparent areas and MobyDock clicks THROUGH transparent areas.



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