SOLVED: Rebuild old application

I'm trying to rebuild an old VB application. I added SkinFrameWork, DockingPanes and CommandBars to it. I didn't want to change code just to have more visual effects

1. First I added SkinFramework, well... I did get most of the controls skinned but the VB textboxes don't "listen" to what SF is telling them. (As I was writing this, I tried with another theme and saw that also VB Textboxes get skinned, so I think I need to look into the style itself )  One down and two to go...
2. I thought why not use commandbars, VB menu is a little out of time, right? So added commandbars to every form. Now it began to look like a real application, well at least for the menu, let's not talk about the toolbars, you have to build them from scratch. The menu looks nice but controlling the menuitems is another thing. Because I said "A" I had to say "B" so added Update event for every menubar. I said I don't change any code so took the easy way... This way I don't have to think, I only had to run my app and look at the menu item captions. Controlling the menu items has been done already in entire application. So, I added for every item in menu (for example):
   • Case "Edit"
     • Control.Enabled = mnuEdit.Enabled (is ID of VB menu)
   • Case "View"
     • Control.checked = mnuView.Checked
   • And so on... Lots of work but at least it's working as before.
3. My first intention to "upgrade" my old app was to use DockingPanes because I was using an older control for resizing and wasn't able to close or hide "panes". I used it in the main window with all kinds of (child)windows which can be used for several things. So, I added DockingPanes... Create panes, attach panes blah,blah,blah OK, that works also. Only adding code to accomplish what you want, still not changing any of the original code.

Testing the application, we don't want any bugs in it, right? I found issues which I can't solve.

1. I have a few forms which can be shown on top of all windows(like Windows Task Manager) I use API call SetWindowPos to set the form to front and have no problems when selecting another form. If I show them now (with DockingPanes) I can't select another pane, menu or whatever in the main form. But now it looks like DockingPane is in control... I wanted to solve this to create a pane for this form as well but VB doesn't allow you to set the .BorderStyle = None when you have a VB menu.
2. Popupmenu items don't fire click event (of original VB menu click event handler) Only after a menu item is selected once in the mainmenu (Commandbars) the popupmenu items will fire click events.
3. Commandbars will convert VB menu automatically and sometimes you click on the caption icon (where normally the system menu would show) the VB menu shows. How to get rid of this ???

Maybe there are more... I don't know. PLEASE let me know if there are more problems to expect.