Problem changing colour on standard template

I'm really new to Motion, so please don't get to advanced!
I'm using the satin template for titles, the standard colour is blue, but I want it to be red/dark red. How do I do this as easy as possible?
Thanks!

It's actually a photographed bit of media, so there's no "color" box. However, you can add an HSV filter and adjust the hue...
post back,
Patrick

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    CMYK process, for example, is very poor at reproducing brilliant blues. Yet the combination of knowledgeable image color correction (as opposed to mere calibration), quality printing, and the adaptive nature of human vision can nonetheless result in printed blues that seem to "glow."
    If you're designing for commercial print, you should seek to understand the process enough that you would be comfortable assigning colors while working on a grayscale monitor. Again, that comes from both study and real-world exposure. Actually visit the press room whenever you have the opportunity. Maybe even take a course in commercial repro at the local tech school. You can't really gain the understanding you need in a software user forum. This is a huge subject.
    JET

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