cjstyles and msstyles

I downloaded third party styles from the links recomended on Codejock web site and changed the path in the SkinControls sample project to point to the new styles. The style is not applied to the controls.
I even tried with the luna.msstyles in Windows\Resouces\Themes folder and no, it wasn't loaded either.
If have browsed the forum looking for the correct way to apply styles not included with Codejock, but I couldn't find what am I doing wrong.
Sorry to bother you with this, probably is a very silly thing I have omitted, but I don't know what else to try.
Please help.
Thanks!

Yes.
Thanks for answering.
I finally found out what I was missing: the name of the ini file inside the msstyles dll. I was changing the dll but didn't know that "NormalBlue.ini" is not in Windows XP Luna.msstyles.
I replaced that name with a zero lenght string and now it is working pretty cool!
How can I know the name of the ini files inside the dll?
Thanks again!
EJZ

I googled SkinBuilder and it took me to SkinCrafter SkinBuilder.
Is this the right one?

Back to the Skin Controls Codejock sample project, one of the option buttons for skin selection is "System". When this option is selected the controls revert to "No skin" - SkinFramework.LoadSkin "", ""
I would like to change that so when my users select "System" the current Windows Theme is used (I use VB6 and XP, so "no skin" is not very pleasant :)
How can I do that?
How can I know what theme the user has selected for his Windows system and the path (and ini) for that msstyle file?
Would it be the same procedure in XP and Vista environments?

Thanks guys!
And thanks Codejock for supporting VB6 users and continue to improve their ActiveX products. Most other parties already stop developing for ActiveX.

origos wrote: I googled SkinBuilder and it took me to SkinCrafter SkinBuilder. Is this the right one? Back to the Skin Controls Codejock sample project, one of the option buttons for skin selection is "System". When this option is selected the controls revert to "No skin" - SkinFramework.LoadSkin "", "" I would like to change that so when my users select "System" the current Windows Theme is used (I use VB6 and XP, so "no skin" is not very pleasant :) How can I do that? How can I know what theme the user has selected for his Windows system and the path (and ini) for that msstyle file? Would it be the same procedure in XP and Vista environments? Thanks guys! And thanks Codejock for supporting VB6 users and continue to improve their ActiveX products. Most other parties already stop developing for ActiveX.

No, We include our own skinbuilder in v12 Beta