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| | Name of system color for IsMouseOver When I move the mouse over a button it gets a yellow border. I'd like to use this color to highlight a custom control of mine, but I can't find the matching system color constant. I thought it might be SystemColors.HotTrackBrushKey, but in my case thats blue instead of the yellow I see in the button. Can anybody tell me the name of this color? I already tried everyone looking useful. thanks, Sam |
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| | Re: Name of system color for IsMouseOver Rather than trying to find the color use the binding feature to bind the Color property (or any other property actually) of your custom control to the property of the button. Something like <YourControl Color="{Binding ElementName=TheButton, Path=BorderBrush}"></YourControl> |
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