In this article, we'll see how to create a truly dynamic Silverlight themeable application. In order to be able to build the companion project, you'll have to meet the following requirements: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 installed. Silverlight Toolkit from the CodePlex website. Latest Silverlight 4 themes (JetPack, Accent Color, Windows 7, and Cosmopolitan) from Microsoft Downloads. We will test dynamic themes on a page like in the screenshot below:
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