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Expand Up @@ -360,7 +360,7 @@ To modify other ListViewItemPresenter properties that aren't template bound to L
3. Right-click and select **Edit Additional Templates > Edit Generated Item Container (ItemContainerStyle) > Edit a Copy**.
![Visual Studio editor](images/listview-itemcontainerstyle-vs.png)
4. In the Create Style Resource dialog, enter a name for the style. In this example, you use `colorsGridViewItemStyle`.
![Visual Studio Create Style Resource dialog(images/listview-style-resource-vs.png)
![Visual Studio Create Style Resource dialog](images/listview-style-resource-vs.png)

A copy of the default style is added to your app as a resource, and the **GridView.ItemContainerStyle** property is set to that resource, as shown in this XAML.

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