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When I want a window to be transparent I have to set AllowsTransparency to True.
When I set this the outer boarder(You know the close and minimize button and all) disappear also.
Oh, I am using Blend 3 to do this(Just got it, it’s very nice).
AllowsTransparency exists to facilitate the creation of non-rectangular windows, and, consequently, when AllowsTransparency is set to true, a window’s WindowStyle property must be set to None.
But still you can enable border by setting WindowStyle property.
BTW: I love Blend 3, its awesome I’m using it from last two weeks