I haven't tested, but it looks like you can call the company colour code from a Session object:

Example:

AccpacGL2100UICtrl1.UISession.GetCompanyColorCode

You can get the colour code as shown below but getting the VB screen to do that yourself is some serious Windows API black magic. I found some controls that allowed you to paint a label on top of the window caption to effectively draw your own caption bar. However, that didn't handle the rest of the frame.

I would go down the path of "too bad so sad".

Thanks Django;  you said as shown below but nothing there

I did find the code to get rid of the userform title bar so I can make the top appear more like the std window

Thanks

The Windows API doesn't allow you to change the colour of the form from the colours set within Windows. It's a real strange omission but you can't. The only way it can be done is to draw your own form and colour it that way but it's a huge amount of work for little gain. Personally I don't bother. If I'm creating a new module, I just create a standard Windows and it's tough that the colours won't match.