PS CS5 Help Changing Watermark Color

Hi, guys! I am trying to change the color of my watermark from white to gray or black. Someone else designed this for me cuz I am stone cold dumb when it comes to this stuff. I need to change the color to use in Blog Stomp, to add my watermark to the white frame around the images I am "stomping" to use on my blog. I have to change the color, retie the image, and save it as a png file. I had no problems resizing or saving as a png, but I cannot figure out how to change just the watermark color. The only way I could is if I selected ALL the layers and chose Invert in the Image adjustments, but that saves the teal box as well which I don't want. I am including a screen shot. Any help appreciated!

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If you can upload the file so we have access to it, it sounds like a 2 minute job.

Select the logo image choose layer style from the layer menu or click FX at the bottom of your layers. Then click on color to change the color of the layer and repeat this process for the text layer.

Beau Hudspeth wrote in post #13671707
If you can upload the file so we have access to it, it sounds like a 2 minute job.

Beau, I'm going to try to do what isomorphic says but if I can't figure it out I'll certainly take you up on this! Thank you!

isoMorphic wrote in post #13671952
Select the logo image choose layer style from the layer menu or click FX at the bottom of your layers. Then click on color to change the color of the layer and repeat this process for the text layer.

Ok, I followed your instructions (thank you btw!) and did change the color (awesome!) but when I save the changes it still includes the teal box. How do I save it so that only watermark with the text shows when I place it on an image?

Click on the eye for the layer you want to hide.

isoMorphic wrote in post #13672247
Click on the eye for the layer you want to hide.

YES! Ok my happiness for the day is assured! thank you SO much!