This replaces the default Windows-Vista-style vector scrollbars provided by WPF. This uses the exact same 96-DPI images as Windows Live Messenger itself, and thus accounts for some of the subtle differences between the default Windows Vista Aero style and WLM (and the huge differences between the WPF vector and WLM :P).
DPI variants don't exist yet, nor is there a vector fallback. I don't see this as being too much of an issue considering that Aerochat doesn't yet have any DPI variants of images.
This replaces the default Windows-Vista-style vector scrollbars provided by WPF. This uses the exact same 96-DPI images as Windows Live Messenger itself, and thus accounts for some of the subtle differences between the default Windows Vista Aero style and WLM (and the huge differences between the WPF vector and WLM :P).
DPI variants don't exist yet, nor is there a vector fallback. I don't see this as being too much of an issue considering that Aerochat doesn't yet have any DPI variants of images.