Q:

Win Form Colors

I have an access color (light yellow, or 153,255,255) but when I try to use this RGB combo in my Windows Form by using such syntax 
System.Drawing.Color ly = System.Drawing.Color.FromArgb(153, 255, 255);
this.BackColor = ly;

the windows form does not produce the same color as my Access Form color does.  I also tried to use this
this.BackColor = Color.FromName("LightYellow");

to no such success.  Did I translate the color incorrectly?  Or can I not use the same colors?
EDIT -
@Alex K thank you for your response, I used this website to attempt to convert and that is the RGB color that it gave.  Take a look here:
http://www.numberconverter.net/get-computer-data/color-code-converter/from-rgb-to-ms-access-color/

A:

Access colors seems to be represented as BGR, not RGB (You can verify that quickly by inputting the values in MSPaint). You must switch the values of the first and last values.
So you will need to use 
System.Drawing.Color ly = System.Drawing.Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 153);

to obtain your light yellow color.

If instead you want to use the literal name, you can use FromKnownColor which will give you an enum of all color names. It's much more error-proof.
this.BackColor = Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.LightYellow);

This won't restrict you on the color choice either, according to the doc FromName takes as an input

Valid names are the same as the names of the elements of the
  KnownColor enumeration.

