devexpress-wpf-theme-customizer
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Customizes the appearance of DevExpress WPF controls — templates, brushes, colors, icons, borders, fonts, styles, any visual aspect. Use whenever someone asks how to change how a DevExpress WPF control looks, even if they don't say "template" or "theme." Checks for a public DevExpress API first; if none covers it, finds the matching XAML theme resource in the installed, version-matched DevExpress source and applies it, or returns ready-to-paste XAML.
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