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Is it possible to use a different theme only for my app

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    Cold_Fearing_Bird
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    if my OS use Classic theme, can I use XP theme only for my app, without affecting other windows?

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      if my OS use Classic theme, can I use XP theme only for my app, without affecting other windows?

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      Nemanja Trifunovic
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      Sure[^]

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        if my OS use Classic theme, can I use XP theme only for my app, without affecting other windows?

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        The user chooses the theme. Why should your application ignore the users preference? Many people with visual impairments use Classic themes to improve the read-ability of the screen. People with severe colorblindness use the High Contrast themes, which are based on the classic theme. My suggestion is to not force your style on the user if they have choosen not to use themes.

        /* Charles Oppermann */ http://weblogs.asp.net/chuckop

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