The "Color" property allows you to determine the font and background colors. For a background color, you will also need to set the "Background" property to a value >0, e.g. to "Sample/fixed color".
The color can be chosen from a fixed, predefined list of colors via a selection list or freely chosen via a formula or function. A dialog is available for defining the color.
Figure 13.5: Color dialog
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Color | You can define the color in a color dialog. In the dialog, you can choose the color from a list of fixed predefined colors or specify your own color by means of a formula or a function ("Formula" entry at the end of the list). (1) With the HSL() function, you define the color by specifying the hue value (0-360), the saturation value (0-1) and the lightness value (0-1). (2) The RGB() function defines a color by means of red, green and blue values. Each color portion can have a value between 0 and 255. | Color dialog Selection of predefined colors and formula wizard
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