Disabled toolbar icon not shaded

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   I'm using the Windows 10 theme (xtpThemeNativeWindows10 + xtpIniWindows10Light) with ToolKit Pro 20.0.
Disabled toolbar icons are not shaded with the CommandBars.Toolbar DisabledIcon color in the Windows10Light.ini. Actually they're not shaded with anything and so they still look enabled.

If I switch over to the xtpThemeVisualStudio2005 the icons grey out as expected.

Is there a common mistake I might be making the prevents the icons from being shaded while using the Windows 10 theme? (I picked a nasty RGB 195;0;198 versus a subtle grey and it doesn't show). 

Fyi, changing other colors in the .ini and recompiling the Windows10.dll does work for me.  Just not those disabled toolbar icons.

Kind regards,
Terry

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	I'm using the Windows 10 theme (xtpThemeNativeWindows10 + xtpIniWindows10Light) with ToolKit Pro 20.0. Disabled toolbar icons are not shaded with the CommandBars.Toolbar DisabledIcon color in the Windows10Light.ini. Actually they're not shaded with anything and so they still look enabled. If I switch over to the xtpThemeVisualStudio2005 the icons grey out as expected. Is there a common mistake I might be making the prevents the icons from being shaded while using the Windows 10 theme? (I picked a nasty RGB 195;0;198 versus a subtle grey and it doesn't show). Fyi, changing other colors in the .ini and recompiling the Windows10.dll does work for me. Just not those disabled toolbar icons. Kind regards, Terry