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Antonio,

The problem is that pIsAppThemed() (Microsoft themes API function) is returning true

I am not clear, do you mean that isAppThemed() is returning true when it is not true?

Also, isAppThemed() cannot detect when an app is themed that is using a manifest from resources? So it returns false under these conditions?

James

James, Enrico,

There are different scenarios to consider:

The app uses/does not use a manifest (internal/external) file and it is running on a themed/non themed Windows

Antonio,

The app uses/does not use a manifest (internal/external) file and it is running on a themed/non themed Windows

So there are six possibilities?

1) internal manifest/themed windows
2) internal manifest/non-themed windows
3) external manifest/themed windows
4) external manifest/non-themed windows
5) no manifest/themed windows
6) no manifest/non-themed windows

And I suppose to be complete, we should add three versions of Windows, XP, Vista, and 7. That would give us 3 x 6 or 18 different possibilities to test.

So do we know that some of these combinations return the wrong results to isAppThemed()?

James