Hello Razzak I think there is a problem in the command DIALOG when lines is defined instead of Yes or No:
This command works well: CLEAR VAR OK ; SET VAR OK TEXT DIALOG 'METTI LA FRASE DI DIALOGO...' OK KO YES + CAPTION 'METTI IL CAPTION....' + ICON QUESTION OPTION |TITLE_FONT_COLOR BLACK |TITLE_BACK_COLOR YELLOW + |TITLE_FONT_NAME ARIAL |TITLE_BOLD ON |WINDOW_BACK_COLOR WHITE + |WINDOW_CAPTION SMALL |MESSAGE_BOLD ON This command does not work: (note the lines 1) CLEAR VAR OK ; SET VAR OK TEXT DIALOG 'METTI LA FRASE DI DIALOGO...' OK KO 1 + CAPTION 'METTI IL CAPTION....' + ICON QUESTION OPTION |TITLE_FONT_COLOR BLACK |TITLE_BACK_COLOR YELLOW + |TITLE_FONT_NAME ARIAL |TITLE_BOLD ON |WINDOW_BACK_COLOR WHITE + |WINDOW_CAPTION SMALL |MESSAGE_BOLD ON Very best R:egards, Daniele ----- Original Message ----- From: "A. Razzak Memon" <[email protected]> To: "RBASE-L Mailing List" <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 01, 2012 2:22 PM Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: DIALOG MESSAGE_BACK_COLOR > At 05:33 AM 10/1/2012, Daniele Barbieri wrote: > >>Hello Mike >>I wish the 'Type Message Here' has the back_color yellow. I don't wish >>the entire background window yellow. I want to highlight the phrase >>'Type Message Here' Thanks >>Daniele > > Daniele, > > I that case, you may design a mini variable form with a focus color > set to yellow to achieve your goal. Using this approach you will be > able to take advantages of many more options. > > Very Best R:egards, > > Razzak. > > www.rbase.com > www.facebook.com/rbase > > >
