From it's name, it's
not entirely obvious
to me that
'ControlTextColor'
is really the ideal
setting to use here, but
it's also clear that
it's a
far better setting to
use than the current
hard-coded 'black'.
Yes, of course. The last
question is which color is
correct. We can't
change one incorrect color
to another incorrect
color...
I guess I hope that some
knowledgeable person might
be able to suggest /
corroborate / refute the
choice of setting here.
It seems worse to consider
sticking with a hard-coded,
un-configurable
value that has been
demonstrated to cause
problems, than to use a
setting whose value can at
least be configured, in
practice fixes the
problem's symptoms, and is
already used in most other
similar contexts
within the same look&
feel.