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Could you please explain clearly what you want to achieve?<br />
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1. Guys above explained already that &quot;.Equals&quot; is just a check if something equals to something, therefore it won't change the color.<br />
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2. Setting color 2 null won't probably give any effect. How you imagine &quot;null color&quot;?
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Could you please explain clearly what you want to achieve?

1. Guys above explained already that ".Equals" is just a check if something equals to something, therefore it won't change the color.

2. Setting color 2 null won't probably give any effect. How you imagine "null color"?

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object AppWorkspace = null;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; MainForm.DefaultBackColor.<wbr />Equals(App<wbr />Workspace)<wbr />;<br />
MainForm mf = new MainForm();<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; mf.Show();<br />
this is supposed to change the BackColor in MainForm <br />
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object AppWorkspace = null;
            MainForm.DefaultBackColor.Equals(AppWorkspace);
MainForm mf = new MainForm();
            mf.Show();
this is supposed to change the BackColor in MainForm 

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