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02-03-07
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Mac applications question
Does anyone know why some Mac programs have the smooth grey boarder, and some have the brushed aluminum boarder? As far as I can tell, its completely random...
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because they suck!! lol I have two macs lol
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Can anyone enlighten me on this?
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Its purely a design element. When you program for Mac, you have the option of what background to use. The programmers simply chose either one. The last time I looked though, Apple was phasing out the brushed aluminum.
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