VS_Color()           Prompts user for color settings

Description:

  VS_Color() prompts the user for the various color schemes (text and
  windowed) that he/she wants to use while in your program.  VS_Color()
  is non-screen destructive, however you should redraw the screen after
  a call to VS_Color() to reflect the new colors as set by the user.
  VS_Color() will *NOT* re-paint the screen using the newcolors.

Syntax:     

  VS_COLOR()

Pass:       

  Nothing

Return:     

  VS_Color() always returns NIL.

Notes:      


Example:    

  VS_COLOR()

Usage:      

  VS_Color() is great for allowing the user to define his/her own color
  preferences.  If you use the VS_TxtColr() and VS_WndColr() functions,
  VS_Color() makes colors one less thing to worry about while you are
  writing your application.  Colors are stored in the configuration
  database automatically.