Default Forms server background image

How do you change it from the default image that shows "Oracle9IAS Forms Services"
Thanks

Yes, that hides it, but I want to change the image being displayed.
I have tried to change some settings in the Oracle_home/forms90/server/formsweb.cfg file to no avail.
The parameters I tried to modify are:
imageBase=DocumentBase
background=

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