Tacacs login prompt

Hi Guys
Is there a way to change your login prompt when you are using Tacacs?
Using local database I got a
Usename: prompt
with tacacs I get
Login: prompt
I know I can change the username prompt for the local, but can I change it for Tacacs?
This is play havoc with Cattools thats looking for a username prompt and wont access a login prompt

Ignore
sortted it out myself

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