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<blockquote data-quote="MacHeadCase" data-source="post: 596475">Browny, I had that Appearance pref turned on. So it really has to be a bug, me thinks. I saw a few threads in Apple Discussions and other Mac forums on this problem and so far, nothing has been fixed. It seems the bug appeared in the earlier versions of Tiger and is still alive and kicking in Leopard as well.The game that made this bug appear for me was Zamby. I tried another one (can't remember the name of that one though) and the bug appeared after I played it too. Then tried another game in full-screen mode and the bug wasn't triggered, so it definitely is a combination of code between versions of Tiger and Leopard and certain code lines in games and apps (including Finder). Some thought some lines of code in OpenGL were involved with this.Quitting and relaunching apps (including Finder!) that exhibit the disabled minimize button usually solves this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacHeadCase, post: 596475"] Browny, I had that Appearance pref turned on. So it really has to be a bug, me thinks. I saw a few threads in Apple Discussions and other Mac forums on this problem and so far, nothing has been fixed. It seems the bug appeared in the earlier versions of Tiger and is still alive and kicking in Leopard as well. The game that made this bug appear for me was [I]Zamby[/I]. I tried another one (can't remember the name of that one though) and the bug appeared after I played it too. Then tried another game in full-screen mode and the bug wasn't triggered, so it definitely is a combination of code between versions of Tiger and Leopard and certain code lines in games and apps (including Finder). Some thought some lines of code in OpenGL were involved with this. Quitting and relaunching apps (including Finder!) that exhibit the disabled minimize button usually solves this. [/QUOTE]

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