Changing exisisting font color.

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drdave17
Oct 8, 2006
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If I have an existing font and the color is blue.

How do I go back and change it to another color like red or whatever?

I am using Photoshop CS2

BTW the color picker is not working in this case because I applied a layer style [Pattern Overlay] which I want to keep but just change the font color.

If possible i prefer not to Rasterize my type either because I might still want to go back and change the text later.

Thanks
Dave
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Ed_Hannigan
Oct 8, 2006
Change the Blend Mode in the Layer Styles dialog. Or apply Color Overlay and play with the Blend Mode and Opacity on that. Play with it until you get the effect you want.
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Joe_Zydeco
Oct 8, 2006
Oops, disregard this post. I just noticed that you can’t use the Color Picker.
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John_R_Nielsen
Oct 8, 2006
In the Layer Style dialog box, set the Pattern Overlay blending mode to Luminosity. Then change the color of the text in the usual manner.
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drdave17
Oct 8, 2006
Thanks to everyone who responded.

John your suggestion worked like I expected.

Thanks guys so very much!

Dave

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