listview items changing adding subitem with forecolor

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Product, version and build: 2021 5.8.183
Operating system: windows 10 x64
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        [Codebox=html5 file=Untitled.html][/Codebox]   [quote]Anyone got an example of this from Sapien to set the forecolor for a subitem 
                 The only important property you need to set for a ListViewSubItemis the Text property.
                 Via the Script Editor:
                 The SubItems property has the following methods to add ListViewSubItems:
                 [ListViewSubItem] Add ([ListViewSubItem] item)
                 Adds an existing ListViewItem.ListViewSubItem to the collection.
                 [ListViewSubItem] Add ([String] text)
                 Adds a subitem to the collection with specified text.
                 [ListViewSubItem] Add ([String] text, [Color] foreColor, [Color] backColor, [Font] font)
                 Adds a subitem to the collection with specified text, foreground color, background color, and font settings.[/quote]
                   [b]     Example Use: 
                        $subItem = $listitem.SubItems.Add('Installed')

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$ListViewItem.SubItems.add($Status) works no problem.
$ListViewItem.SubItems.add($Status, $Color, $Color, $Font) - does not do anything other than se the $status value as if the remaining parms did not exist.

I have scoured the web and all I could find was MS doc guidance which regardless of language doesn't work either.

[brittneyr]

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