Default colour in toolbar

[pincopallino]

Greetings,
in all the programs of LO suite which I use (Writer, Cal, Impress) the colour that appears as default in the palette when I first open or create a document is #C9211E, which is a dark red. I would like to change this default choice to normal red, i.e. #FF3333. Is there a way to do this? Note that I am not trying to edit the default style of a document - I know how to do that - but to change the default colour that shows up in the “Font colour” button of the toolbar.
Thank you in advance for any help you might provide.
P.S. An image can be useful to better explain the problem:

(Edit: activated screenshot -AK)

[pincopallino]

I have received by mail a comment saying “Please check custom color palette” but it does not show up here. Anyway, this seems a way to create a custom palette, but I do not see how to select from that palette the colour that appears as default. It is simply an xml file defining the colour names. I may have misunderstood something, but the answer does not seem adapted to the question.

[anon73440385]

You got the notification, because I had added a comment, which had been related to custom palette, while I recognized afterwards, that you want to change the default color showing up in the icon. I found no way to accomplish this, so a single click on that default would changes the color of a selected text. I’ve deleted my comment to avoid further confusion but the email obviously was on the way already.

[Hrbrgr]

Can this help ?

[pincopallino]

It seems I fail to express myself. Perhaps an image will make clear what I mean?

[Hrbrgr]

Please upload your image to your question. Edit your question and then upload.

[pincopallino]

Uploaded. Sorry for the late reaction, very busy at work today.

[schiavinatto]

Hi, @pincopallino’s, record this macro in My macros and customize a keyboard shortcut.

sub red
dim doc, disp as object
doc   = ThisComponent.CurrentController.Frame
disp = createUnoService("com.sun.star.frame.DispatchHelper")
dim args1(0) as new com.sun.star.beans.PropertyValue
args1(0).Name = "Color" : args1(0).Value = 16711680
disp.executeDispatch(doc, ".uno:Color", "", 0, args1())
end sub

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[LeroyG]

Need to run this macro after opening each document?

[schiavinatto]

@LeroyG, Record the macro in My macros and Create Custom Toolbar by adding this Macro. It should be done in the three Calc, Impress and Writer applications.