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Have you tried:
WDWTITLE((*TEXT 'Title') +
(*COLOR GRN) +
(*DSPATR RI))

Two comments that might make the view more appealing:
- use contrasting colors for the title and border, like GRN & YLW or BLU & TRQ.
- Use colors that set the window apart from the colors on the background screen.



On 11/18/2015 9:57 AM, Bill Howie wrote:
Hello all,

Question for you all. I'm using a window in DDS to display a subfile of
choices for entry in a field. The user can navigate to the one they want
and press Enter and the choice will populate on their previous screen. I'm
using the WDWTITLE keyword in these DDS specs. The border of my window is
green. However, the area where the title shows appears in green on black.
So it looks like I have a green-bordered window with a section cut out
where the title is. Is there a keyword or method to make this title appear
as black on green, so that the border appears complete?

Our ERP software seems to accomplish window functionality by clever uses of
reverse imaging instead of actually using the WDW**** DDS keywords. I'd
rather not go down that path if possible. Any suggestions any of you have
would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Bill


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