Building a PC - have a quick question

Alright I'm building a modest Duron system but I need some quick help. You know those case LED connectors you connect to the mobo such as the hdd/reset/power LED's and so on...each connection has 2 wires, one positive+, one negative-. Of the 2 wires, one wire is colored and the other is white.(ie. orange/white, green/white etc..) Is the colored wire the positive+ or is the white wire positive+ ? Or is there not any general rule to that? Because I cant find it in any of the paperwork I have here. Thanks in advance.

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[Dmitry]

Not sure, but how hard could that be to plug them one of them in, and if they dont work just flip them?

[Tygrus_Artesiaoa]

Many of those wires, the color methods do not coincide with standard electrical AC/DC wiring.
As far as the reset and power on leds go...they can go anyways...since they just to connect and make a circuit.

[Althornin]

usually, in the cases i have built, the little black thingies have +'s and -'s on them. However, colored wire is usually positive, IIRC

Thanks for the help guys