Tab set font color

I just downloaded the fix pack and have noticed that I am still unable to change the tab set tab font color. Am I doing anything wrong?'
Thanks,
DD

I believe what Purnima was speaking of was the Tab Background color properties.
However, I believe there is an issue with the Label Over Color and Label Selected Color mapping properties of the Tab Set.
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