Now click once in the middle of the polygon. Then click on the "Custom Fill" button, to the right of the close line tool. It looks like a paintbucket on top of a blue blob. This will bring up a dialog box with several fill options. Click the one that says "Up to and including boundaries" and then click the fill button. This should create a label which you can now save with the File command you noted before.

Note that you can have multiple labels. You can manage them with the Label window. Use the command View->Windows->Labels to show this window.
2003-Jul-01 11:35am kteich