On all but the Value tab, you can change colors for different options. You can change the color of the background of the control, the background text, the character space, the lines, and the numeric symbols. Clicking the arrow next to a color option opens the color palette.

The current color setting is highlighted. You can change the color by selecting another color from the palette, or you can select a color not shown in the palette by clicking More Colors.

The dialog box that appears when you click More Colors varies according to the operating system you are using. You can define custom colors based on one or more of the following methods:

Move the sliders in a rainbow control and luminosity control until the color is the one you want.

Enter numbers for hue, saturation, and luminosity.

Hue corresponds to moving the rainbow control slider (the symbol that looks like a plus sign) horizontally, Sat corresponds to moving the rainbow control slider vertically, and Lum corresponds to moving the luminosity control slider (the arrow symbol) vertically.

Hue can have any integer value from 0 to 239 and Sat and Lum can have values from 0 to 240.

Enter numbers for red, green and blue.

Red, Green and Blue can have any integer value from 0 to 255.