Picto colors configuration

Hi All,
I have a question about Photoshop capabilities.
I'm a mobile application developer, and using photoshop to generate icons, using overlays, and so on. Everything is ok, but I deal with a lots of icons sometimes, and I reuse some of them from application to application. The problem is when icons contains multiples colors, preventing me from using some overlay, resulting in a lot of manipulations.
Here is my problem.
Imagine I have something like 10 icons. Each pictures use multiples shared colors (3 for example).
I would like to known if it is possible to have a PSD file, where I can configure 3 colors somewhere, that will be use in all my icons.
My main objective is to be able to quickly change my primary color for example, and generate alls icons based on it. I can then use a script to automatically cut / export them all.
Is this kind of thing is possible ?
My first guess is to use some kind of photoshop script, automatically applying colors to my layer style.
Does it seems possible to you ?
If so, do you have some example that achieve some similar point ? Some documentation to help me ?
Thanks a lot.
Regards

Hi JimHess
I thank you for help. I clicked right bottom mouse and select "show all".
it worked ok, my HSL/color/black came back to my display. I was using a
Bamboo pen at this time, and some wrong click with it hided the
HSL/color/black, I supose.
Best regards,
Credilson
2013/2/17 JimHess <[email protected]>
Re: LR session development miss colors configuration created by
JimHess <http://forums.adobe.com/people/JimHess> in Photoshop Lightroom- View
the full discussion <http://forums.adobe.com/message/5079812#5079812

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