7 72930 Retired Nov 5, 2007 #2 Its probably because your hardware is not quite up to scratch, which Mac do you have?
A amrk47 macrumors regular Original poster Nov 5, 2007 #3 psychofreak said: Its probably because your hardware is not quite up to scratch, which Mac do you have? Click to expand... macbook core2duo 2ghz 2gb ram
psychofreak said: Its probably because your hardware is not quite up to scratch, which Mac do you have? Click to expand... macbook core2duo 2ghz 2gb ram
yellow Moderator emeritus Nov 5, 2007 #4 It may be dependent on video card. On my office Mac, it was non-transparent. On my home Mac it's was semi-transparent. On my MBP, it was very much transparent. Each successive Mac has a better video card.
It may be dependent on video card. On my office Mac, it was non-transparent. On my home Mac it's was semi-transparent. On my MBP, it was very much transparent. Each successive Mac has a better video card.
A amrk47 macrumors regular Original poster Nov 5, 2007 #5 I upgraded from tiger and it was transparent, now I just did a clean install and its not transparent?
I upgraded from tiger and it was transparent, now I just did a clean install and its not transparent?
Chundles macrumors G5 Nov 5, 2007 #6 amrk47 said: is there a way to turn this on? Click to expand... If you're using a machine that doesn't support the full Core Image stuff then it's not going to be transparent.
amrk47 said: is there a way to turn this on? Click to expand... If you're using a machine that doesn't support the full Core Image stuff then it's not going to be transparent.
A amrk47 macrumors regular Original poster Nov 5, 2007 #7 Chundles said: If you're using a machine that doesn't support the full Core Image stuff then it's not going to be transparent. Click to expand... but when i did a upgrade it was transparent but today i did the clean install and its not transparent should I do another clean install?
Chundles said: If you're using a machine that doesn't support the full Core Image stuff then it's not going to be transparent. Click to expand... but when i did a upgrade it was transparent but today i did the clean install and its not transparent should I do another clean install?
A anti-microsoft macrumors 68000 Nov 5, 2007 #8 It also deppends on the wallpaper, the menu bar can be more, or less, transparent.
A amrk47 macrumors regular Original poster Nov 5, 2007 #9 anti-microsoft said: It also deppends on the wallpaper, the menu bar can be more, or less, transparent. Click to expand... LOL thanks a lot i feel dumb now thanks again
anti-microsoft said: It also deppends on the wallpaper, the menu bar can be more, or less, transparent. Click to expand... LOL thanks a lot i feel dumb now thanks again