How to set the color of the letters of the file-properties window, in windows 8/8.1?

Question

What I need to change is the color of the black letters in the property window:

I think that I need to add or modify a key here:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors

Or here:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\Colors

In this publication are documented all (or I think that are all) the possible customization values, this way I've found and modified the background color of the properties window, but I can't find any value related to set the color of the letters inside the properties window, I would like to set the letters to a light color (white).

I would like to automate this task via Registry, but this can be done via Registry?, if not, what other solution exist?

UPDATE

This is the result that I expect, and I need to do this without enabling the HighContast parameter in the .Theme file, I know that I need to modify the .msstyle file, but the 3rd party theme that I'm using is not mine so I don't know how to edit the file and where is the value to change the textcolor:

Answer 1

The value you're looking for is ButtonText It has a type of REG_SZ (string value)

You should take a look here to see how you can achieve this by creating a custom theme from scratch.

However, make sure that your theme is a HighContrast one or else the color change won't take effect. Here's a sample theme that sets the ButtonText value to 0 0 255 which makes everything look Blue.

[Theme]
DisplayName=Sample Theme

[Control Panel\Colors]
ButtonText=0 0 255

[Control Panel\Desktop]
TileWallpaper=0
WallpaperStyle=10

[VisualStyles]
Path=%SystemRoot%\resources\themes\Aero\AeroLite.msstyles
ColorStyle=NormalColor
Size=NormalSize
HighContrast=1

[MasterThemeSelector]
MTSM=DABJDKT

Save that as a ".theme" file and apply it by double clicking on the file.