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.NET Windows Forms -Using XP Themes
Posted Date: 22 Jun 2009
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Category:
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Author:
Viji RAJKUMAR
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To use XP Themes in Windows forms, we need to do the following.
1. Set the Theme property of Computer to Windows XP
Right click On Deskop
Select Properties
Select Themes -> Windows XP
2. Set FlatStyle property of the control to System.
For Example, Button's FlatStyle property to System.
3. Call EnableVisualStyles in the Constructor of the Form
Public Sub New ()
Application.EnableVisualStyles()
End Sub
For more details, visit
http://vijirajkumar.blogspot.com/2009/07/using-xp-themes.html
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