File name font (web gallery output)

I am using CS4 with adobe bridge. I have created some web galleries and have selected the option to show the file name. This shows up just below the picture in the gallery. The problem is the font is too light to show up against my chosen background font. I am wondering how to change the font color of this file name for the output web gallery. If anyone knows how to do this, I would greatly appreciate it!!! Thanks!

Hi,
You can change the font colour in the Output Panel, under Color Palette (the order it appears and the options it shows depends on the template you are using). Simply double click the colour swatch sqaure to open up the colour picker and choose a new colour.
See attached screenshot if you are unsure where to look..
Regards..

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