Mac OS X 10.5 added some nice visual elements to your Desktop, but for many people the translucent menu bar was not one of them. If you upgraded to Mac OS X 10.5.2, you can return your menu bar to pre-Leopard opacity, and itis easy to do.
 The translucent menu bar doesnit always work well in Leopard. |
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Hereis how:
- Choose Apple Menu > System Preferences to launch System Preferences.
- Click Desktop & Screen Saver.
- Uncheck Translucent Menu Bar.
 Mac OS X 10.5.2 lets you turn off menu bar transparency. |
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 An opaque menu bar can be easier to read. |
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Now your menu bar appears as a solid neutral gray, perfect for hiding the tops of Desktop images that would otherwise make it difficult to see menu names or extras.
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