You do not have a lot of choises using /set color/. As in help:

Color Color code RGB value
White W+ 255,255,255
Black N 0,0,0
Dark Gray N+ 64,64,64 (25% gray)
Gray W 192,192,192
Red R+ 255,0,0
Dark Red R 128,0,0
Yellow GR+ 255,255,0
Dark Yellow GR 128,128,0
Green G+ 0,255,0
Dark Green G 0,128,0
Cyan BG+ 0,255,255
Dark Cyan BG 0,128,128
Blue B+ 0,0,255
Dark Blue B 0,0,128
Magenta RB+ 255,0,255
Dark Magenta RB 128,0,128


>I'm working on a dos system now residing in fox6. I used the set color command to change the background to blue and foreground to white (set color to w+/b,rg+/b). However, the user would like me to somehow indicate the allowable space for input. Previously the background was white with black writing. The input space had a small shaded box around it. That's what the user would like now but maybe in light blue. I'm not familiar with this command so was wondering if anyone knew the answer to this.
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>Thanks,
>Sunshine