dreamz helped me before but it came back again and the trick doesnt work anymore!!!
OMG! HELP!
how do you disable the stupid frame around your button?
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dreamz helped me before but it came back again and the trick doesnt work anymore!!!
OMG! HELP!
how do you disable the stupid frame around your button?
attach image included
Right-click your desktop and go 'Properties'.
Go to Appearance -> Effects.
Check the box called 'Hide underlined blah blah for alternate blah blah'...
Click 'OK'.
Done. And yes this trick works. I just tried it.
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sometimes they are still here, but oh well, thanks! they dont appear too often now!
that's the trick i gave last time. 
i dont get it, it still appears sometimes, is there a way to COMPLETELY whipe out it?
i don't know of any way to completely remove the rectangle. it's ugly and annoying, but that trick is best way to remove it (in most cases).
I am thinking...if we know where the color setting of this is, we might change it to be transparent...just a thought I don't know if that makes any sense....
yeah, but then that presents 2 problems:
1. how does one find out where the rectangle info is stored?
2. the rectangle does have a purpose. if it were completely invisible, it would make it difficult to use keyboard shortcuts.
I bet some poeple here know where it is stored...like Stephanka...he knows everything in shell32...
I don't use that much keyboard shortcuts except for Clt-C Clt-V...most already memorized anyway.
but maybe it's not located inside a well-documented dll. it could take a while to discover.
not necessarily ctrl + c, but other keyboard shortcuts that require the rectangle, like tabbing one's way through a dialog, would become more difficult tasks.
In panther snow (by Stepenka) when I tab through the dialog box the botton/field turns blue so I know exactly where it is however I am not sure about the other VS especially like milk, since it will be all white.
Originally posted by Sid@Apr 30 2004, 02:17 AMRight-click your desktop and go 'Properties'.
Go to Appearance -> Effects.
Check the box called 'Hide underlined blah blah for alternate blah blah'...
Click 'OK'.
Done. And yes this trick works. I just tried it.
wow great trick :woot: