Vs common skin Interfaces

Several skin interface tools are recommended

I searched on Google and now I hope you can find the right one.
The skin replacement controls described below (ranking in no particular order)
1. irisskin
Irisskin has two versions. One is irisskin. dll used for. Net framework1.0/1.1 and irisskin2.dll for. Net framework2.0. For details, see the help document of the Installation File.
In addition, Dongri has two cool menus: matrixmenu and wheelmenu.
(For more information, see http://www.sunisoft.cn/irisskin ).
It feels okay. There is a cracked version. If it is used, loading is slow.

2. Skin ++
This is a skin change control I used originally. By adding a com reference, I initialize a skin object and introduce the SSK file through initializeskin for skin replacement. (For details, see http://www.uipower.com ).

3. dotnetskin
The usage of dotnetskin is similar to that of irisskin. In addition, the website provides several cool-free controls,
The buttons, radiobutton, checkbox, And the xpbutton of the codeproject have a fight.
(For more information, see http://www.dotnetskin.net ).

4. skincrafter
The usage of skincrafter is similar to that of skin ++. Both Add a com reference and add a few statements to load the skin and apply the skin. In addition, skincrafter also provides software for Windows Installer skin replacement.
(For more information, see http://www.skincrafter.com ).

5. appface
Appface supports the most languages and development environments I have seen. Net is a little more complex than the previous 4, but it's almost the same as the demo, or the use of several functions.
(For more information, see http://www.appface.net ).

6. skinengine
Alcyonesoft introduces skinengine, which supports the same number of languages as appface. Its usage is similar to skin ++ and skincrafter. (For more information, see http://www.ksdev.com)

7. dotnetmagic provides many nice controls (http://www.dotnetmagic.com ),

8. dotnetbar many creative, dazzling controls (http://www.devcomponents.com)

9. Many nice controls of divelements (http://www.divelements.co.uk)
In addition, it is in China. Net Control Network has collected a lot. Net controls (http://www.dnc.com.cn)