Thanks

>James,
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>It doesn't seem to matter anyway. I don't see how you can make the box itself have a blue background. The color properties all affect the prompt, not the box itself. Making it enabled will make it white, but you can't change it to blue.
>
>Maybe the other suggestion was best. Make it a graphic style checkbox and add a prompt to the side. Then you can make the different checkbox images with the colors and states that you desire and use the checkbox methods to change them.
>
>Dana
>
>>Thanks Dana,
>>
>>Actually I was having the problem with the checkbox color when the row was eof(). All the rest of my objects are a light blue in this situation. I have the same problem with grids with the scroll bars and record marks.
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>>>James,
>>>
>>>Is the point to keep it white? If so, maybe you can leave it enabled, but make it Read Only. It will still be white inside the checkbox that way.
>>>
>>>Dana
>>>
>>>>Thanks Glenn,
>>>>