How to make route-commands execute in the global application scope rather than locally in a page or

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Hello!

I created a window that contains a frame, and above the frame it contains a button that its Command property is set to "Refresh".

In the page shown in the frame, I set a CommandBinding for Refresh. I want that when the 'Refresh' command is executed it should be caught by the page Refresh_Executed event-handler set in the CommandBinding.

In other words, Is there a way to set global Commands that are targeted for the entire application scope and execute everywhere they're bound?

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