Stardock clearly hasn't addressed this concerning issue. This morning I renewed my subscription to one product and the email receipt to my Gmail address went to Spam with the same warning. I just alerted them via the Contact Us form. We'll see. I also received two copies of the same email - like the original poster.
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I submitted a ticket to support. With a lot of great help we were able to troubleshoot the problem and correct it with a few apps that were sent my way.
It appears I am using this verison which was downloaded just a few days ago. - Thanks, Todd WindowBlinds 8.05 (027 - Windows 8 Edition) - 64 bit OS
I just posted a similar problem in another thread before finding this one. I'm having the same problem. A screen shot of the issue. Thanks, Todd
Curious. I shut down the laptop and went out to dinner. I returned, started up the laptop and the transparency problem in Firefox is gone. However, it still persists with Chrome. I am using the default them in Chome, although I tried switching to another them and then back to see if it would improve. Below is another screen shot where it is more evident that a portion of the Chrome menu bar is invisible. If I click the righ
I've tried a few Windowblinds on my Windows 8.1 laptop and I've noticed they tend to make the menu area transparent around/above the address bar in Chrome and FireFox. Perhaps in other applications as well. (see screen shot below) Is there a way (typically) to prevent these areas from becoming transparent? Seeing other windows behind the browser is distracting and drivng me nuts. Okay, I was already nuts. Thanks, Todd <img style="float