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There are some programs that have "windows within their windows" (sometimes erroneously called "subwindows" or "child windows", their proper name is "Multiple Document Interface" ["MDI"]) and as you can see in the examples below, Windows 10 displays those windows with a blue-gray color.
Would it be possible to color them with Windows accent color?
Windows 10 Pro version 21H2 (OS Build 19044.2728)
AccentColorizer 1.1.19.0
The accent color is set to: #F0C869
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is possible by colorizing bitmaps of Aero Basic window frame.
If I'm not mistaken, some version even supported it for the sake of Windows 7, but I dropped this later to reduce cluttering because it still looks terrible with Aero Basic
This problem does not only arise in Aero Lite theme, it also arises in Aero Theme, from Windows Vista/7 to Windows 11.
What were the problems when colorizing the Aero Basic theme in Windows 7 ?
I might have an idea what it was related to (and if that's what I think, it's probably possible to fix it).
There are some programs that have "windows within their windows" (sometimes erroneously called "subwindows" or "child windows", their proper name is "Multiple Document Interface" ["MDI"]) and as you can see in the examples below, Windows 10 displays those windows with a blue-gray color.
Would it be possible to color them with Windows accent color?
Windows 10 Pro version 21H2 (OS Build 19044.2728)
AccentColorizer 1.1.19.0
The accent color is set to: #F0C869
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: