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Hi JIT,
I haven't yet found any of the black text. Either the black colors are hidden deep in the resource segment, or (more likely) the color is being referenced as a single byte. For instance, take a look at some of the "6A 00" codes. Most of these are essentially pushing the value of zero into a DWORD sized register. So, "6A 00" is putting "00 00 00 00" at the top of the stack.
If this is the case, then it will be pretty difficult to even locate the black color values. Then, once located, there will only be a limited number of colors that it can be changed to, since we can't insert a full RGB DWORD without corrupting the offsets after the insertion.
I haven't seen anything regarding button down state, except in the "ABC"/"123" button of the OSK's.
The button background color is actually the background color of the entire window in most cases. Check "0x19D89" and see if that works for you. In the OSK's, I have it labeled as "Top Area Background", or something similar.
pb
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