Wednesday, November 14, 2007  Turn off Translucent Menu Bar in
Leopard  Update: The 10.5.2 Update now lets you control the
Translucent Menu Bar in the Desktop system preference pane so
there's no need to hack your System file anymore.  This tip is
only for experts who understand the risks of editing system
config files. (Obviously, this is not approved by Apple.) By the
way, make sure you preserve the permissions on this file.  Edit
the following file:   Add an entry like this:   Restart you Mac
and you'll get a plain white menu bar. This hack forces the
window server to act as if it were running on older hardware
that didn't support fragment processing. I hope Apple gives us a
configurable option (at least a dwrite) in the future so that
people can rely on it. It's a shame that law-abiding citizens
like myself can be driven to commit crimes against system
integrity over minor look-and-feel issues but that's what
happens when people get desperate.   Daveed said...  Interesting
-- thanks.  I'm curious what ste