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Stop Alpha Blending or?

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bluenoser337

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Anyone know of a way to disable alpha blending in XP or Windows 7? I have some screen graphics that are invisible when I connect using remote software. All the "problem" graphics are using "transparent" backgrounds. I'd be fine with regular solid backgrounds if there is a way to change this. Any suggestions appreciated!
 
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What remote software are you using?

"Silence is golden, duct tape is silver...
 
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Oh, sorry...pcAnywhere 12.5 SP2. I have to use this because I can use it on dial-up and TCP/IP.
 
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I know with UltraVNC you can turn on "Capture Alpha blending" and/or enable it. Haven't used pcanywhere so not sure if they have something similar in the Admin properties.

There is a way to do it through the registry too but I dont know the path

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