The default version reported should match the level of compatibility
the developer's think they're at. Although having a changable option
sounds nice... both basic (select NT4, 2000, XP, etc from a list) and
advanced (dig into the actual numbers). A little like SETVER (MS-DOS)
and Compatibility Mode (hidden in Win2k; enabled in WinXP), you should
have per-application settings as well.
StyleXP uses Windows XP's own visual styles, it does not add any extra
skinning functionality (WindowBlinds does, though). In order for that
to work on ReactOS, we need to implement a visual styles (uxtheme.dll)
that is compatible with Windows XP/Server 2003 first.
--
Mike