@Hawaii96703. There is a very simple solution that most software users have discovered. If you don't like the software, don't use it. If you were to politely suggest improvements, it's more likely someone would listen to you. To demand that any software, new or old, be customized to your specific desires is absurd.
Thank you for your helpful and prompt replies! Cavan1: You clarified the issue of changing vs replacing built-in XP themes for me; I had been mislead by posts on other, older forums to believe that WindowBlinds could effect the desired change to the built-in Windows theme. I had read a bit about SkinStudio and suspected that it could do the job...but I really want to make only what is in my (naive!) view a simple change and don't really want to learn any more "skin" application softw
I have purchased WindowBlinds5.51 in hopes of making a "simple" change to the WinXP Classic Theme: I want to change the color of the scroll bar thumbs or scroll bar backgrounds for better contrast between the thumbs and background. I prefer light colors for the Active Window, etc. In XP this sets the thumbs to the same light color and XP somehow(?) decides what color to make the scroll bar backgrounds...and generally picks a low contrast color; e.g. if I make the Active Window color