Backgroun color of prompts

Hi!
I am usuing designer to generate Forms,
when I execute mu form, the color of the background color of the prompts is white, I want to modify it to being the same color of the backgroung of the canevas....
where can I change this color, I have see in the preferences of prompts , I found prefences of the position of the prompts but no preferences about their colors!
Thanks for any help!

Kevin is right but without knowing which version you are on I can't confirm it. Try updating to the latest patch.
Regards
Grant Ronald
Forms Product Management

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Hi!
I am usuing designer to generate Forms,
when I execute mu form, the color of the background color of the prompts is white, I want to modify it to being the same color of the backgroung of the canevas....
where can I change this color, I have see in the preferences of prompts , I found prefences of the position of the prompts but no preferences about their colors!
Thanks for any help!

Jina,
Properties that can not be set using Designer properties or preferences, such as these colours, can usually be set by setting the required property for the object type in the object library. For more details read the Designer help on Object Libraries.
Regards
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Hi!
I am usuing designer to generate Forms,
when I execute mu form, the color of the background color of the prompts is white, I want to modify it to being the same color of the backgroung of the canevas....
where can I change this color, I have see in the preferences of prompts , I found prefences of the position of the prompts but no preferences about their colors!
Thanks for any help!

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Color Bash prompt Wiki needs editing [SOLVED]

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I didn't know where else or who I should contact for this....
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