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Can the Microsoft Paint Edit Colors Dialog be supplemented?

I have written a WinForms application that presents a color picker, limited to the known colors. My environment is Visual Studio C# Express 2008, C#, and Framework 2.0.

Currently the MS Paint Colors menu item only presents an Edit Colors dialog. I would like to supplement that by causing the Colors menu item to display both "Edit Colors" and "Edit Known Colors".

Can I accomplish this? If so, please provide a citation (or code if preferrred).

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