One other thing is that different color schemes will give you a bi
different look of Transparency. The level of transparency that Vista ca
achieve is basically locked, but the apparent transparency of you
windows/borders will look different depending on your color selection.
For instance, a Frost or Default starting color will give you mor
apparent transparency when using less saturation, than will the Blue o
Teal starting color. And that's another thing, the saturation leve
affects the "apparent" transparency too...you just have to play wit
things to find what you can achieve with your chosen starting color
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