WEBI Default Formatting

I did not change anything but all of a sudden when I create a new report WEBI is applying an unreadable default format. The fill is Blue and Gold and the font is a negative size.
While this does not effect the results, it is very annoying.
Has anybody else encountered this?

According to SAP support:
This is a known issue with JRE 1.6 update 19 and 20 with under ID :ADAPT01398030 and has been escalated to the Technology Development team and has been assigned a milestone of fix pack 2.9 Workaround we can use to avoid this behavior is to bypass the warning message is :
Start->Control Panel->Java->Advanced-> Mixed mode-> Enable- Hide warning and run with protections.
Below are the details of the available options.
1.     Enable - show warning if needed: This is the default setting. When a potential security risk is encountered, a warning dialog is raised. Clicking Yes blocks potentially unsafe components from running and may terminate the program. When the user clicks No, the application or applet continues execution with protections (packages or resources that are later encountered with the same names but have different trust levels, i.e., signed vs unsigned, will not be loaded).
2.     Enable - hide warning and run with protections: This option suppresses the warning dialog. The code executes as if the user had clicked No from the warning dialog.
3.     Enable - hide warning and don't run untrusted code: This option suppresses the warning dialog and behaves as if the user had clicked Yes from the warning dialog.
4.     Disable verification: This option is not recommended. This option completely disables the software from checking for mixing trusted and untrusted code, leaving the user to run potentially unsafe code without protection.
Please make these changes on all users machines having the issue.
Please refer the SAP note: 1456923 - Business Objects compatibility with Java 1.6.0 Update 19 for more information.
(In case it's not clear in the text, you want to pick option 2.   Or, if you cannot make the change to your Java options, click "No" when the prompt comes up about unsigned code.)

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