Taking a quick look at the GDL for that label, it does not appear to have a fill in the coding which is why it is not working for you. Try James Murray's shape label found in the GDL depository, here:
Whoops, I spoke too soon. That label does not have a fill either. Attached is the Shape Label with a fill option added (at least to most of the shapes).
Erich
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Eduardo Rolón AIA NCARB AC27 US/INT -> AC08
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The Opaque button works only for text label. This function is hard coded into AC.
For scripted labels, there is not any GDL Global variable assigned to this feature. We have to use traditional fills.
In the Label modified by Erich, these settings are in Symbol Label > Mask.
