Hi scripters, I tried to get the FindColors function to work in an Internet Explorer window about 5 years ago, and gave up, because I couldn't get it to work for me. I found some other solutions to my scripting tasks and just assumed the function was broken. So here I am again looking at the same function once again, because my employer is about to release a new internet based administration website for customer service staff. At the moment, it looks like the GetColors function would be the easiest method for gaining access, but well I still can't get it to work for me. Here is my code. Any suggestions? I am using JAWS 13, with Windows 7, and IE10. ;This first test works properly. It verified that the background color is white. If GetColorBackground () == RGBStringToColor ("255255255") Then SayString ("white back ground") Else SayString ("not white") EndIf ;This second test works properly. it verified the color of the text at the cursor to be red. If GetColorText () == RGBStringToColor ("255000000") Then SayString ("red text") Else SayString ("not red") EndIf ; This next function does not work. It should find red text on a white background and then place the JAWS cursor at the location of the desired color. FindColors (RGBStringToColor ("255000000"), RGBStringToColor ("255255255"), s_top,1) ;This final test searches for the combination of red on white with a test to verify if it was found. It always fails even if the cursor is on the desired color. ; I eliminated the background color from the search to simplify it. if FindColors (RGBStringToColor ("255000000"), IgnoreColor, s_next, 0) == true Then SayString ("found the color") Else SayString ("color not found") JAWSCursor () SayLine () ;reads the line where the JAWS cursor was placed. PCCursor () EndIf Thanks, John __________� View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/jawsscripts