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| Define styles in other documents My question is the following: I would like to define styles for my applications, but I would like to define it in a external document to use it in any appicattions. I don't see the opction in Interactive designer. Somebody can help me ? Thanks |
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| Re: Define styles in other documents I know what you can do in Visual Studio for this... Build a new project with create a ResourceDictionary that contains your styles... Build the library... Then in you other projects, merge the library's dictionary into your windows, forms or other controls dictionary... You can then use your custom styles... |
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