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Tweak your glass window borders

Posted June 2006 by Steve Sinchak

Is the glass border in Windows Vista and Windows 7 too fat your you?  How would you like to put your Windows on a diet? Loose up to 80% of your window weight immediately with Tweaks.com!

Before Tweaks.com Window Diet

After Tweaks.com Window Diet

How to Adjust Vista Glass Window Border:

  1. Right click on your desktop and select Personalize.

  2. Click on Windows Color and Appearance.

  3. Click on Open Classic Appearance Properties

  4. Click Advanced.

  5. Select Border Padding in the Items drop down box.

  6. Increase or decrease border size.

  7. Hit OK, OK and OK.

Warning: If you  choose to quit the Tweaks.com Window Diet you may experience excessive window weight gain as shown below.

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