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Hey Guys, I’ve searched around for this question but couldn’t come up with anything.
The Problem:
If a user changes the Color Scheme on their Windows Desktop, it tweaks some functionality in my .net application.
Is there any way for me to FORCE my application to use the Windows Classic Theme, regardless of what the user’s theme has been set as?
Thanks!
If you are using Visual Studio: when you go to your application project’s properties, you will find a checkbox Enable XP Visual Styles. If you disable that, no theming should be applied to your application. I assume this is equivalent to uncommenting the line of code that user nobugz mentioned.