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Hello.

In the PC which WindowsXP was put on.
When a theme becomes Windows classical.
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I want to acquire the theme.
I do not understand a method of the theme acquisition.

Please teach it.
I am troubled.
Thank you.

Hello.

>I do not come in IsControlsThemed in a judgment of a theme.
>>Then create the manifest_x86.xml text file in the same folder with the .rc2 file. This XML file should have the following content:
>I do not work even if attached in these resources

About this matter.
I ask for an answer.

Thank you.

Hello.

I do not come in IsControlsThemed in a judgment of a theme.

>Then create the manifest_x86.xml text file in the same folder with the .rc2 file. This XML file should have the following content:
I do not work even if attached in these resources

IsThemeActive worked well. (--;

Hello.

Not a theme of g_PaintManager.
I want to acquire theme information of the Window OS side.
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I can never acquire these information.
Please teach it.
Thank you.

If we correctly understood you, you need to know when the controls should be drawn in the classic mode or using the theme API.

If yes, you can use the following code:

if( g_PaintManager.m_UxTheme.IsControlsThemed() )
{
	// THEMED MODE
}
else
{
	// CLASSIC MODE
}

You can determine which standard Windows XP theme is set using the following code:

CExtPaintManager::e_system_theme_t eST = g_PaintManager->OnQuerySystemTheme();
      switch( eST )
      {
      case CExtPaintManager::ThemeLunaBlue:
            ::AfxMessageBox( _T("Luna Blue") );
      break;
      case CExtPaintManager::ThemeLunaOlive:
            ::AfxMessageBox( _T("Luna Olive") );
      break;
      case CExtPaintManager::ThemeLunaSilver:
            ::AfxMessageBox( _T("Luna Silver") );
      break;
      case CExtPaintManager::ThemeUnknown:
            ::AfxMessageBox( _T("Other") );
      break;
      }

If you want to do this using the theme APIs provided with Windows XP or later, you should use the approach demonstrated in the CExtPaintManager::CExtPaintManagerAutoPtr::InitUserExApi() method.