Anando, my own feeling is that the sidebar would be ten times more useful if
it could auto-hide and the gadgets could be resized. As it is, even on my 24"
widescreen graphics monitor I found it too large, clunky, and sufficiently
worse than useless that I turned it off permanently. I can't imagine using it
on a regular 4:3 monitor.
"Anando [MVP]" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> What you describe is a feature of Windows Sidebar on Windows Vista. This has probably been done to
> make the sidebar gradually blend in to the desktop no matter what kind of desktop wallpaper is being
> used.
>
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> Anando
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> "Ak" <al_kaufmann@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:3g4it2p911q3vpjpt09ljnoo0gsj8artok@4ax.com...
> > The Window Sidebar is a nice feature but on small bug I have with it,
> > is that it darken that whole edge of my desktop. There really should
> > be an option so that your disktop picture is not spoiled by darkness.
> >
> > Al
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