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>>Hi Craig,
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>>Yes, you are right. If the user set their form backgrounds to a black or extremely dark color, they would lose the ability to view the disabled check box and option group controls. You think it is still better to tell the users to change the disabled color in the control settings?
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>>John
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>That's the way I do it, (and this follows Windows standards), but you could set the form background to a specific color, say grey, and it wouldn't matter if the user changed their colors.

Craig,

I'll give it some thought and I appreciate your suggestions.

John