Color grabbing question 1

[skiflyer]

Not just a web development question, but definitely works here... I'm often surfing and stumbling across colors I like, or maybe just working within an application. What I'm wanting is to be able to easily identify the colors being displayed on my screen without need to grab a screen shot or analyze the source code... does anyone know of a tool like this?

-Rob

 

[deecee]

if you do find one please let me know

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[deecee]

thread229-755845

has a link to

http://www.hikarun.com/e/

I SPOKE TO SOON


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[skiflyer]

exactly, thanks so much.

 

[deecee]

np

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[Wullie]

Hi guys,

Just a few other small, yet excellent programs:

http://www.andy-jones.com/coltohex.html

http://www.allnetic.com/working-time-tracker/

Hope this helps

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