I thought I would try using Radio Buttons or Check Boxes for the first
time. Up until now, these two types did not fit what I was using.

I am using black text. But the check boxes/radio buttons are a very
very very light color (blue green?). If I didn't know where they were
supposed to show up I wouldn't know they were there. I do not see how
to darken them.

I am using MacOSX (10.4.10). FMPro Advanced 8.01.

TK

In article <1188265999.193290.103270 [at] 57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com>,
TKnTexas <tkntexas55 [at] aol.com> wrote:

> I thought I would try using Radio Buttons or Check Boxes for the first
> time. Up until now, these two types did not fit what I was using.
>
> I am using black text. But the check boxes/radio buttons are a very
> very very light color (blue green?). If I didn't know where they were
> supposed to show up I wouldn't know they were there. I do not see how
> to darken them.
>
> I am using MacOSX (10.4.10). FMPro Advanced 8.01.

Change the Line / Border colour for the field (when in Layout mode of
course) - either in FileMaker's side toolbar of via Format -> Field
Borders.

You don't actually have to have the field's borders turned on. If you
want the field to have borders using a different colour, then you'll
have to turn off the field's borders and draw a empty-filled rectangle
around it.

You can also change the Line thinkness in the same way.



Helpful Harry
Hopefully helping harassed humans happily handle handiwork hardships ;o)

TKnTexas <tkntexas55 [at] aol.com> wrote:
>I thought I would try using Radio Buttons or Check Boxes for the first
>time. Up until now, these two types did not fit what I was using.
>
>I am using black text. But the check boxes/radio buttons are a very
>very very light color (blue green?). If I didn't know where they were
>supposed to show up I wouldn't know they were there. I do not see how
>to darken them.
>
>I am using MacOSX (10.4.10). FMPro Advanced 8.01.
>
>TK
>

You could create a dummy or switchboard database linking all your applications
to a single solution and then create a runtime for it.

Good luck

sry, my bad