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Reply to Disabling WB's hijacking of the Display Properties? in Stardock Software WinCustomize Forums

I apologize if I offended you Jafo or ChasUGC, but I consider a feature that makes "integration" changes such as this without the possibility to turn it off as an unwanted control - hence the word choide of "hijacking" in the original post. I consider this disagreement resolved, hopefully you do too. Back to the topic, there is no .ini tweak or something obscure to tell WB not to integrate into the

Reply to Disabling WB's hijacking of the Display Properties? in Stardock Software WinCustomize Forums

Trying to read your mind... nope, definately not a mindreader. Are you hinting toward uninstalling WB?

Disabling WB's hijacking of the Display Properties? in Stardock Software WinCustomize Forums

I'd prefer that my msstyles skins show up in the DP (hacked .dll) and access the WB skins through the normal dialog. In addition, the performance hit when opening the display properties with WB and the Theme Manager in there slows it down by a factor of 5... :/ Is it possible to disable this "feature"? (My searches only turned up stuff about skinning the display properties) <img src="http://images.stardock.com

Reply to m0rphium.... in WinCustomize Talk WinCustomize Forums

This issue has actually brought me to these message boards for the first time. With that said, I really am questioning how you guys can hold m0rphium at fault. An author who has consistently put out *original* work would not just all-of-a-sudden start to plagiarize. Not everyone has the opportunity to browse through [b]thousands[/b] of WindowBlinds skins to make sure that the idea hasn't been done before. I'd say we're approaching the point where these witchhunts will become commonplace