brucexs wrote (on 14.08.2006 03:03): > I actually thought you were going to complain about the extra bits > that appear with some icons...
Nope, I've known the problem ever, and I know it isn't PP. > So, instead, PowerPro has to read the wallpaper file and try > to figure out how Windows has drawn the bitmap. Right now, it only > works for tiling; at least it does in all my tests. Does it fail for > you with one of the standard, tiled Windows XP bitmaps in c:\windows? Yes, actually the BGImageProblem-Tiled.png under FilesSection->Temp is demonstrating exactly this. I've used the standard C:\Windows\winnt.bmp and tiled it. Strangely enough, the upper half is correct whereas the lower half is slided by a varying amount. > If so, can you let me know which one, your screen resolution, and the > bar dimensions? Here's the export of the bar: [bgbar:Properties] BackBMP = * Format1 = IconSize: 32 Position: Floating Format2 = MaxText: 530 Format3 = TextUnder Border Tooltips AllVDesks 3DFrame AutoShowBar Format4 = TextCenter [1] Format = Height: 150 Width: 200 LCmd1 = (none) MCmd1 = (none) RCmd1 = (none) > I have not been able to duplicate the stretching that Windows does in > order to show a properly stretched background, but may look at this > again after I work on png files. No hurry! I don't need it much but I still think there's a small bug there. Thanks, Cüneyt Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
