GETCOLOR()      Prompts user for color settings

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


Syntax:     
  GETCOLOR()


Pass:       
  Nothing


Return:     
  Summer 87:
     <expL>   = Always true

  Version 5.0:
     Always NIL


Notes:      


Example:    
  GETCOLOR()
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Usage:      
  GETCOLOR() is great for allowing the user to define his/her own color
  preferences.  If you use the TEXTCOLR() and WINDCOLR() functions, you
  will never need to worry about what colors the user has actually
  defined.  This makes colors one less thing to worry about while you
  writing your application.  Colors are stored in the configuration
  database automatically.