Change Picture Background

I want to rotate XY graph. By using Plot multi XY. vi to convert my graph to picture (image), then rotate it. It works but I would like to change the background of picture to black or any color, instead of white. Please help. Thank you.
Using LV 7.1 with XPWin

That VI simply overlays the graph on an existing image, so you can create a picture with a black background (use the draw rect VI) and feed it into the picture input of the VI.
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