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How do I change the background color of a command button

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    I have a form for which I have changed the Appearance properties such as BackColor : White (Palette) FillColor : Black (Palette) ForeColor : Black (Palette) I have a 'Ok' command button on the form. I want the command button to be White with black font on it. For that I made the following changes BackColor : White (Palette) MaskColor : White (Palette) But it still shows the button as windows color (grey). Is there some way to make it white or transparent atleast? Can anyone please tell me what am I missing out to make the command button appear white with black 'Ok' on it.

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