to the right of the property box in the property sheet. Using the Color Builder enables you to define custom colors for text in controls.You can use the ForeColor property to specify the color for text in a control. You can use this property for controls on forms or reports to make them easy to read or to convey a special meaning. For example, you can change the color of the text in the UnitsInStock control when its value falls below the reorder level.
You can also use this property on reports to create special visual effects when you print with a color printer. When used on a report, this property specifies the printing and drawing color for the Print, Line, and Circle methods.
Setting
The ForeColor property contains a numeric expression that represents the value of the text color in the control.
You can use the Color Builder to set this property by clicking the Build button to the right of the property box in the property sheet. Using the Color Builder enables you to define custom colors for text in controls.
For controls, you can set this property by using Font/Fore Color 
on the Formatting (Form/Report) toolbar, the control's property sheet, a macro, or Visual Basic.
You can set the default for this property by using a control's default control style or the DefaultControl method in Visual Basic.
For reports, you can set the ForeColor property only by using a macro or a Visual Basic event procedure specified in a section's OnPrint event property setting.
For Table objects, you can set this property using Font/Fore Color on the Formatting (Datasheet) toolbar, or in Visual Basic by using the DatasheetForeColor property.
Remarks
For a text box, combo box, label, or command button that contains a hyperlink, Microsoft Access automatically sets the ForeColor property to the color specified in the Followed Hyperlink Color or Hyperlink Color box on the Hyperlinks/HTML tab of the Options dialog box, available by clicking Options on the Tools menu. If you remove the hyperlink from the control (for example, by changing the ControlSource property of a bound text box to a source that isn't a Hyperlink field), Microsoft Access sets the ForeColor property back to the default control style. For command buttons, the ForeColor property setting takes effect only if the command button contains a caption rather than a picture.