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| Guest | Accessing built-in (Aero, Luna, etc) named styles I've got an app with some standard controls (forward/backward buttons, min/max/close buttons) that I would prefer to take on the look of the native OS. I have to put these controls in other style templates manually, so I can't let the underlying framework load the right look itself. I'm trying to find some way to reference the styles built into the Presentation.Luna, etc. libraries because if I have to define the look myself, I have to pick a single one, regardless of the target machine's selected theme. Does anyone know if this is possible, and if so, how to do it? |
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