Yesterday I did a beta release of some WPF software I've been working on, and
today a user sent me a screenshot showing some remarkable graphical glitches
and the following information:
"I am having a really weird problem. When I start shaim, there are all sorts
of graphical glitches. When I first load it, there is a red zero on the right
hand side. The deeper into the program I go (like adding protocols and such)
there are other errors. They are always in yellow and red if that helps. I
don't know if it's a specific problem with shaim because I don't use WPF for
anything else."
The screenshot is here: http://csammisrun.net/images/glitches.jpg (the
"Not a glitch" label is where he blurred out information for privacy purposes)
I *think* this is happening because he's running a non-MS theme under a
patched uxtheme.dll. No one else has seen this sort of error, and the only
other thing I can think of is artifacting from his video card, but he says he
hasn't seen this from any other application.
Of course, if it is the uxtheme.dll at work, I seriously doubt this is ever
going to be supported. The problem is a symptom of patching a system file to
allow unsigned themes, but I thought I should bring it to the MS developers'
attention anyway.


