As I said earlier that the text keeps moving upwards on increasing glow size, it no more happens. What I did is that removed the "Composited:Bool" property and instead added the "TextGlow:Bool" property. Now the text remains at its original position no matter to whatever value I increase the Text Glow to.

[NOTE]

I am working with the Windows 7 basic theme. Please see the image:

NOTE: It's "Text Glow" and not "Text Gow". Typo.

Sorry for triple posts. Though it's not my fault. There were database errors. My post wasn't getting posted but later on I saw all of them posted 3 times!

[I'm modifying the Windows 7 basic theme]

I'm modifying the Windows 7 basic theme. I added the following properties for adding glow to caption bar text:
Textglow:bool(true)
Composited:bool(true)
Textglowsize:int(2)
Glowintensity:int(80)
Glowcolor:color(White)

The glow intensity and color properties have no effect no matter to whatever value I change. When I increase the text glow size property, the caption bar text keeps on moving upwards. When I set the value to 1, the text goes a little upwards, which is tolerable. But if I change the value to even 2 or 3, the text goes too much upwards which is not visually appealing.how can I prevent the text form moving upwards? Is it possible to forcibly pull the text down even if I increase the text glow size?

Is it possible to change the user picture position in the start menu (basic theme) so as to make it look like Aero? (moving the picture upwards)

it should be the one in Explorer & Shell > Shell > AeroWizard > TitleBar

keep an eye to the inactive sub-folder, too...

Thank you very much.

@3am, yes, its basic.

Please see the image

Taskbar & System Tray > TaskBand > Aero > TaskBandExtendedUI.

Thumbnails & Controls

See my Taskbar Maps: http://vistastylebuilder.com/forum/index.php?topic=1148.0

If you are in Basic go to: Taskbar & System Tray > TaskBand > Aero > TaskBandExtendedUI > Horizontal  > BasicMode for Background & BackgroundShadow.
Everything else is in Taskbar & System Tray > TaskBand > Aero > TaskBandExtendedUI > Horizontal  & Vertical> Thumbnails & Controls.

Thanks to Panda X for explaining this to me

Thankyou very much

Please see the image

[single]

For the basic mode, I think there is a stylehack for this, installed by default (Mac OS X TitleBar Effect)

To do it manually, go to : Windows and Caption Buttons > Basic > Caption and add (click on "Add property")
- TEXTSHADOWOFFSET:POSITION (0,1 for example)
- TEXTSHADOWCOLOR:COLOR (white)
- TEXTSHADOWTYPE:ENUM (single)

Actually this works if the shadow style is set to "single" but not with "continuous". If I set it to continuous, the shadow appears only with inactive windows and not with active windows. I want to apply the "continuous" shadow to both active/inactive windows.

For the basic mode, I think there is a stylehack for this, installed by default (Mac OS X TitleBar Effect)

To do it manually, go to : Windows and Caption Buttons > Basic > Caption and add (click on "Add property")
- TEXTSHADOWOFFSET:POSITION (0,1 for example)
- TEXTSHADOWCOLOR:COLOR (white)
- TEXTSHADOWTYPE:ENUM (single)

I did that but the shadow appears only when the window is inactive and not on an active window.

I want to add white shadows to the caption bar text. I am modifying the Windows 7 basic theme. Please tell me how to do that.

How can I change the position of the close/minimize/maximize/restore buttons? I'm modifying the Windows 7 basic theme. I want to replace them with Aero style buttons and want them to appear sticking at the top of caption bar.