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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
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Thanks a lot!
That was a really great help (I removed the manifest file.)
However, because XP style is extremely important for me in design
time, I need to view my applications appearance in their exact form
they will appear at run time in XP.
Why doesn't VS.NET support XP Style?
Thanks again,
> * "*Herr Lucifer" <Herr__Luciferz@yahoo.com__> scripsit:
> > Whenever I add images to imagelist and running my application I
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> Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
> <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] - 21 Jun 2004 18:47 GMT
* "*Herr Lucifer" <Herr__Luciferz@yahoo.com__> scripsit:
> That was a really great help (I removed the manifest file.)
> However, because XP style is extremely important for me in design
> time, I need to view my applications appearance in their exact form
> they will appear at run time in XP.
> Why doesn't VS.NET support XP Style?
Who knows ;-). There isn't much difference between a form shown with
styles and without styles in matters of controls' size. In VS 2005
"Whidbey", 'FlatStyle' set to 'Standard' will give a themed look in the
IDE too.

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