Purple background in "story" layout mode

Hi everyone, hoping someone can help....
When I view my InCopy file in "story" or "galley" mode, there's a bright purple background behind all the copy that makes it rather distracting to read. I've also seen this be a green color too. Can someone point me in the right direction so I can eliminate that colored background?
Much appreciated!
Wendy

Check your preferences for the appearance of the story editor.
Edit>Preferences for Windows, InCopy>Preferences for Mac.
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