IMO, Tamar's solution is just temporary. You really should leave the color settings at the defaults. Then, VFP will use what the user has selected in Windows Display Settings.
>The form conversion from a VFP 6.0 form to VFP 9.0 is ugly as all git out! (A Texas type of saying-see King of the Hill for confirmation.)
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>I didn't realize that there had to be a covnersion, but I suppose with all these new properties, something had to give and be so different that you could not easily go from VFP 6.0 to 9.0. Am I wrong about this?
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>I will basically have to write things almost from scratch. I was, however, able to use my visual class library and crate a new form based on the previous class design.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer