>I don't know where you drive, Mark, but we have many intersections with big banks of various numbers of lights for turns, etc., around here :)

But even then, the red light is always on top of the yellow light which is on top of the green light, even for arrows, right?

>I allow users to use win system colors, and/or customize to their own "in-app" colors/fonts, which have individual settings for forms, labels, editable text, disabled text, read/write grid columns, pages, bold font, etc., so hopefully this covers all bases, and I can check and warn for conflicts :) After all this, and though some users really like it, with all these nice choices, others remain committed to boring gray, black, and white. Each to their own, I guess :)

Sounds great. I did that for a DOS app many years ago. The name of the dialog (based on my wife's suggestion) was "Choose Yer Hues" .:)

Ah, those carefree, wacky days of DOS...