Available in: Actual Window Manager, Actual Transparent Window, Actual Title Buttons, Actual Window Menu.
The Change Transparency action appears in the last generation of Microsoft® operating systems like Windows® 2000/XP/2003. It allows you to make a foreground window look like stained glass so you can see through it to the contents of a window behind it while simultaneously being able to still see the contents of the foreground window as well.
You can choose any transparency level for a particular window ranging from 0% (opaque) to 100% (completely transparent, or invisible).
Hint The Change Transparency action is very handy for working with and between multiple open windows which cannot be sized to fit on the desktop side-by-side. For example, attempting to transcribe something into a Microsoft® Word document from an Internet browser window when they won't both fit on the screen together at the same time.
Related actions: Rollup, Stay on Top, Ghost.
Possible triggers: Title Buttons, Window Menu, Startup, Deactivation, Moving/Resizing/Mouse-Hovering, Title Bar Double-Click.