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Where are those default control styles (win2.x)?
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@HppZ The OS version inside the file name indicate the lowest supported OS for those styles. Unless overridden by a file with a higher OS version, the styles inside the RS1 will be used for all OS versions that are RS1 and newer. Since those styles are only defined in RS1 files, those are the styles you are searching for.
Slider is part of the system and not WinUI 2.x