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Been working on this since April and I have not found any answers to this ATI Radeon 7500 AGP with the oft-mentioned, semi-random dots on certain buttons.
Is there something I can do to get this thing to work in 3-d and get rid of those annoying semi-random dots? Perfect world would be both, but willing to settle for removing the dots.
Am also curious as to those mesa drivers and what they are and if they are any good. Yes, I googled all over the place for the info. My head hurts from the amount of searching on this.
THanks in advance
Last edited by tokenringman38; 08-23-2006 at 09:34 PM.
1. Click on System, Preferences, Theme
2. Click on the Theme Details button
3. On the Controls tab, choose LegacyHuman
4. Click Close
5. Click SaveTheme (I called mine MixedHuman)
Thanks to a sharp reader (Robb Topolski), I found this info on another site:
1. Click on System, Preferences, Theme
2. Click on the Theme Details button
3. On the Controls tab, choose LegacyHuman
4. Click Close
5. Click SaveTheme (I called mine MixedHuman)
The dots are gone.
Thanks Robb
Can someone explain in non-techie (plain English) why the above works? I am not being smart aleck. Rather, am just trying to learn something from this almost 5 month ordeal.
Thanks in advance,
Last edited by tokenringman38; 08-26-2006 at 08:06 AM.
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