charleswoodfill

first, it looks like your app backgound is selected to light, not dark like mine is, and second, it looks like i forgot to enter one detail that was needed, when the text is highlighted, i can see it, but when it's not highlighted, the font color is the same as the background. here is a screenshot of what i am talking about the full file name is New Text Document, but only part of the text is highlighted: <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/70/12/7012047/970edf

OS: Windows 10 Pro 64bit WindowBlinds 10 upgraded WindowBlinds 11 if i have my Win10 Color settings set to have the default app color as dark (which it has always been), and renaming files or folders, the text is no longer readable when entering the new name. when i was using WindowBlinds 10, that was never the case, but now after upgrading to WindowBlinds 11, if i want to rename files or folders and be able to read the text, i have to have the default app color as light.

already unchecked

that was already unchecked

i have windows 10 pro 64bit, with the latest version of start10, but for some reason, when i create a file/folder on my desktop, start 10 is adding an icon for it at the bottom of my All Programs list. meaning it's not showing up as a recently opened appllication (that is disabled). i create the file/folder on the desktop, and an icon then appears at the bottom of my All Programs list. if i delete the icon from the start menu, it also deletes it from my desktop. ive already gone through all t

i don't know about anybody else.. but recently i installed objectdock on a fresh installation of windows 10 professional 64bit. and since installing objectdock, everytime i open a folder, a windows explorer docklet is autocreated on the objectdock bar, everytime i open a program, a docklet is automatically created. now if i manually delete the docklet, it comes back automatically a few minutes later. but at the same time, if i close the program/folder, the docklet disappears almost immediatel