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Nosada
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      10th Oct 2009
I changed my theme to Windows Classic and lost the shadows on my icon text.
How do I toggle this feature?

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Alan Edwards
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      10th Oct 2009
This is for XP but probably applies to Vista:

Four things are required for transparent icon backgrounds:

1.Control Panel-System-Advanced-Performance Settings.
Check "Use drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop" on the Visual
Effects tab.

2.Right-click on Desktop - "Arrange Icons by" and ensure Lock Web
items is cleared.

3.Transparency will not work if you have web content on your desktop,
Control Panel - Display Properties - Desktop tab - Customize Desktop -
Web tab. Clear all check boxes.

4. Ensure the Wallpaper is an image file not HTML.

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On Fri, 9 Oct 2009 18:48:55 -0700, in
microsoft.public.windows.vista.general, "Nosada"
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>I changed my theme to Windows Classic and lost the shadows on my icon text.
>How do I toggle this feature?

 
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