🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm trying to change the FillColor property (from Black to Paper therefore invisible on the document) of the ParaStyles object in various TextFrames at runtime and not having any luck. In the InDesign Scripting guide I have seen that the ParaStyles property of the Application object is read only. Is there a workaround to be able to change the FillColor setting at runtime or just deleting the actual text of that Parastyle on the document(in this instance a Parastyle named "UniqueKey"). I've tried a few different variations of code and I can read (a Debug.Print statement in the Immediate Window of Word's VBA editor) what the current setting is but not change it. I'm completely new to InDesign. I have a feeling that either I'm real close to it or it's not possible, since the InDesign documentation states ParaStyles as being read-only.

Set myID = CreateObject("InDesign.Application.2.0")
Set myDoc = myID.ActiveDocument ''Opens a library

'version 1
myID.FindPreferences = idNothing
myID.ChangePreferences = idNothing
Set myID.ParaStyles.Item("UniqueKey").ChangePreferences.FillColor = myDoc.ParagraphStyle.Item("UniqueKey").FillColor("Paper")
'version 2
Set myColor = myDoc.ParaStyles.Add
Set myColor = myDoc.ParaStyles.Item("UniqueKey").FillColor("Paper")
myDoc.ParaStyles.Item("UniqueKey").FillColor = myColor

I'm using InDesign 2.0.2 and Win2K Pro and Word's VBA editor

Thanks for any help,
Sean