TS3899 Getting a "background picture of angry birds" in back of my e mail messages...any ideas how to get rid of this? Thanks for your help

All of a sudden I am getting a background picture of angry birds in my e mail. I can view the mail but it is annoying.
I have cleard the history an still it appears. Any ideas on how to get rid of this garbage? Thanks for your help.

Bettina:
Do you see the color in Designer, or only Acrobat. If it's only in Acrobat, try changing the menu item Forms >> Highlight Fields. This toggles entry field highlights on and off.
Mark
You can shut off or change the highlight with this
app.runtimeHighlightColor = color.red;
if (app.runtimeHighlight)
app.runtimeHighlight = false;

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