Turn off the new transparent dragging of Windows

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Turn off the new transparent dragging of Windows

by bruehlicke :: Rate this Message:

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My windows have a lot of points painted and I would like to turn of the "transparent full image dragging" when a window is dragged and would like the way as it was in 6.0 where just the border of the window moved until you dropped it.

How to turn it off globally for my standalone app ?

B-)

Re: Turn off the new transparent dragging of Windows

by Stanislav Aubrecht :: Rate this Message:

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bruehlicke wrote:
> My windows have a lot of points painted and I would like to turn of
> the "transparent full image dragging" when a window is dragged and
> would like the way as it was in 6.0 where just the border of the
> window moved until you dropped it.
>
> How to turn it off globally for my standalone app ?
>
> B-)
turn it off in netbeans using options dialog and then look in <user
dir>/config/Preferences and see which preferences have changed

stan

Re: Turn off the new transparent dragging of Windows

by bruehlicke :: Rate this Message:

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Thanx - I will do this when I am back on 6.1.  Currently I had to go back to 6.0 due to some strange connection problems in the 6.1 version of the Database Explorer API which I yet had no time to debug .

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On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 5:56 AM, Stanislav Aubrecht <Stanislav.Aubrecht@...> wrote:
bruehlicke wrote:
My windows have a lot of points painted and I would like to turn of the "transparent full image dragging" when a window is dragged and would like the way as it was in 6.0 where just the border of the window moved until you dropped it.

How to turn it off globally for my standalone app ?

B-)
turn it off in netbeans using options dialog and then look in <user dir>/config/Preferences and see which preferences have changed

stan