Hi!Border width in Seamless Win-OS/2 sessions are defined by the WPS border width parameter. Win-OS/2 seamless actually draws WPS boxes and repaints them as Windows boxes and controls. Some of them are non-changeable like the border because that frame control object's parameters are linked to WPS's params. I *think* the titlebar is another such instance where size cannot be modified by Seamless Win-OS/2.
On a really really really slow machine, you can catch OS/2 drawing the PM dialogs and then redrawing them.
The borders, of course, can be modified in Seamless Win-OS/2 by simply modding the WPS's frame borders in the Scheme Pallete (or any other method that gets the same results) - the downside being that it affects all of the WPS and not just the Seamless Win-OS/2 sessions. There is a way around that but it is a pain in the butt... you'd have to change the WPS's border widths to the required width that you want for Seamless Win-OS/2, and then assign new border widths to every OS/2 folder already created and to the appropriate templates. That wouldnt change a program's border width though (which would be the same as defined in the systemwide settings you used to get your WinOS2 borders your desired size). Some apps that store such changes in the ini files could be changed in a similar fashion, but either way, this method would create a lot of ini bloat as you'd have separate border preferences for the objects you changed.
HTH,
Robert