| I can't find anything that simply reads the color, but there is ForegroundColor that can read the foreground color, and there are methods to read CMYK color values (but nothing for RGB).
So you could conceivably set the foreground color using whatever technique is appropriate, then read it and then reset the foreground to default (or you could even read what it is before, set it, read the setting, and restore what it was before). |