Copy the appropriate skin files "dialogFileStacking.xml" into the appropriate skin folders.
Rename the existing file to revert back later or overwrite with this file.

Copy the Dialogs.dll and overwrite the existing file in the plugins\Windows folder.  You can move the old file elsewhere in case you want to revert back.

Clear the Media Portal cache of the skins in order for the new file stacking XML files to be processed.  (Media Portal\cache)

NOTE:
The control for CD40 as seen below seems to still have a bug in it.  The left control is 139, but the right control should be 101 and not 11.  It appears to be a typo unless somebody can explain why it would go to 11 and what it is?

    <control>
      <description>CD40</description>
      <type>button</type>
      <id>140</id>
      <width>113</width>
      <height>80</height>
      <textureFocus>button-cd-focus.png</textureFocus>
      <textureNoFocus>button-cd-nofocus.png</textureNoFocus>
      <onright>11</onright>
      <onleft>139</onleft>
      <animation effect="fade" time="250">WindowOpen</animation>
      <animation effect="fade" time="250">WindowClose</animation>
    </control>   


NOTE 2:
Skin designers can add the following control right before the "CD1" control in "dialogFileStacking.xml" if they want the title support to be detected and show up in their skins.

    <control>
      <description>Movie Title value</description>
      <type>fadelabel</type>
      <id>20</id>
      <posX>300</posX>
      <posY>270</posY>
      <width>720</width>
      <label>-</label>
      <font>font12</font>
      <align>center</align>
      <textcolor>FFFFFFFF</textcolor>
      <animation effect="fade" time="200">WindowOpen</animation>
      <animation effect="fade" time="200">WindowClose</animation>
    </control>

Hope everyone enjoys the change.

cyberfix
