11i Java Color Scheme set_canvas_property question

Hi,
I've modified the custom.pll to change a canvas color to red based on some data criteria using the set_canvas_property command. I want to set it canvas back to the original color when they create a new record. My question is how can I programmatically figure out what the default color format is to change it back?
It seems that I should use fnd_profile.value but I'm not clear how I can use this. The system profile for Java Color Scheme is blank for site, application, responsibility, and user.
Thanks in advance,
Lisa

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