Visual Studio 2010 code display colour scheme - where do I find some properties?

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I'm working on my own colour scheme for displaying code in visual studio. I can't find some text section name so I don't know where to change it's colour. :( Can anybody help me and tell me where do I find them, I mean what is the name of the following sections: 1)The grey one (documentation tag value and it's quote) - picture below

XML Doc Comment Attribute

2)The olive colour: header of a asp.net in vb language document. - <% and underline. (picture below)

*Here is second hyperlink but without the begining regarding this supid forum rules.

To write my code I use vb.net language.

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