I have found the "instructions" in Dev Studio.  But I am still at a loss as to 
how to make it work.  What do I do in my AL to make the field highlight if it 
is a certain value?  The field already has Highlight Enabled "True".
It has been suggested that I use a Set Fields action.  How?
We want the field to look like this when we are done:
Tier 3         Remedy ITSM


Adding field effects
Field effects in AR System can serve as visual cues to specific system actions.
Highlight field on value change
Three field properties under the Highlight property heading control whether a 
field is highlighted when a value is changed through a Set Fields action, and 
the color of the highlight. These properties apply only to data fields 
(character, diary, date, time, date/time, currency, integer, real, and decimal, 
radio-button fields, check boxes, and drop-down lists).
If the value being changed is in a selection field (such as a radio button 
field) that does not have a single input element, the entire set of boxes or 
buttons is highlighted.
Enabled
When the Enabled property is set to True, you can specify a highlight start 
color and a highlight end color.
The default value is false (highlight not enabled).
Highlight start color
The Start Color property enables selection of a color for the highlight based 
on the theme of the form, background color, and other factors. If no start 
color is specified, the mid tier uses the default color of yellow.
Highlight end color
The End Color property enables a smooth visual transition following a system 
action. For best results, choose a color that matches the background color of 
the element on which the field resides, whether it is a panel or a form. The 
default color is white.
For display-as-text fields, by default, the mid tier uses transparency to 
transition to the background color of the form.


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