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mlRe: NSWindow - Sheets - background alpha value
FROM : John Stiles
DATE : Sun Nov 25 17:13:42 2007

You could probably wrap the whole sheet in a big primary NSBox and 
get a solid background that way.
You could even push the edges of the NSBox off past the edges of the 
window so it's not visible.
I haven't tested this theory but I think it would work.


On Nov 24, 2007, at 5:14 PM, Keith Wilson wrote:

> How do I override the Leopard defaults to display sheets with an 
> alpha of 1.0?
>
> My application uses a lot of NSWindow sheets - for a good reason.
>
> I do NOT want a semi-transparent background, nor do my users.
>
> Keith
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