colour matching

[Tony]

Is anyone able to let me know how I identify the colour of my web-page
background in a manner that enables me to pass it to someone who is
recolouring an image for it, and will need to exactly match it?

Many thanks. Tony

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

If you have assigned a color to your page background, under page properties, custom you can get the
HEX or RGB values.

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[Tony]

Following this just indicates "Microsoft Theme" "evrgreen 1100". I started
with the Evergreen theme, but ended up, by design, with just the basic dark
green background as a solid colour. This is the colour I'm trying to identify
in HEX or RGB values? Does this help you help me??!

Thanks, Thomas. Tony

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

View the page in your browser, then view source and look at the background color tag in the body
tag, or have the person that needs the color look.

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[Tony]

I can find <td bgcolor="#003916"> three quarters of the way down the index
page? Hopefully this is the green I'm looking for?? Is there anywhere I can
check I've got it right? Thanks for your replies and your patience. Tony

:

View the page in your browser, then view source and look at the background
color tag in the body tag, or have the person that needs the color look.<

 

[Bob]

Tony,

That is a very dark green... #003916 (HTML)
If you need the RGB Equivalent - R= 0 G= 57 B= 22

bob
|I can find <td bgcolor="#003916"> three quarters of the way down the index
| page? Hopefully this is the green I'm looking for?? Is there anywhere I
can
| check I've got it right? Thanks for your replies and your patience. Tony
|
| "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
|
| View the page in your browser, then view source and look at the background
| color tag in the body tag, or have the person that needs the color look.<

 

[Tony]

Many thanks to you and Thomas - very dark green is right - fingers crossed!

Tony

 

[Bob]

Your Welcome.

bob
| Many thanks to you and Thomas - very dark green is right - fingers
crossed!
|
| Tony
|
| "Bob" wrote:
|
| > Tony,
| >
| > That is a very dark green... #003916 (HTML)
| > If you need the RGB Equivalent - R= 0 G= 57 B= 22
| >
| > bob
| > | > |I can find <td bgcolor="#003916"> three quarters of the way down the
index
| > | page? Hopefully this is the green I'm looking for?? Is there anywhere
I
| > can
| > | check I've got it right? Thanks for your replies and your patience.
Tony
| > |
| > | "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| > |
| > | View the page in your browser, then view source and look at the
background
| > | color tag in the body tag, or have the person that needs the color
look.<
| >
| >
| >

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

You can identify any color in a page by just using the Color Format Icon Tool and selecting More colors and then the Select
(Eyedropper)

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| Many thanks to you and Thomas - very dark green is right - fingers crossed!
|
| Tony
|
| "Bob" wrote:
|
| > Tony,
| >
| > That is a very dark green... #003916 (HTML)
| > If you need the RGB Equivalent - R= 0 G= 57 B= 22
| >
| > bob
| > | > |I can find <td bgcolor="#003916"> three quarters of the way down the index
| > | page? Hopefully this is the green I'm looking for?? Is there anywhere I
| > can
| > | check I've got it right? Thanks for your replies and your patience. Tony
| > |
| > | "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| > |
| > | View the page in your browser, then view source and look at the background
| > | color tag in the body tag, or have the person that needs the color look.<
| >
| >
| >

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Only works well when all of the pixels are the same color, so it doesn't work well on images.

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[John Cello]

Get DotColor, a free utility that I use constantly. You can get it at
http://www.inetis.com/freeware.asp.
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Only works well when all of the pixels are the same color, so it doesn't work well on images.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
==============================================
If you feel your current issue is a results of installing
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Microsoft Product Support Services:
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If the problem can be shown to have been caused by a
security update, then there is usually no charge for the call.
==============================================

You can identify any color in a page by just using the Color Format Icon Tool and selecting More
colors and then the Select
(Eyedropper)

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"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
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| Many thanks to you and Thomas - very dark green is right - fingers crossed!
|
| Tony
|
| "Bob" wrote:
|
| > Tony,
| >
| > That is a very dark green... #003916 (HTML)
| > If you need the RGB Equivalent - R= 0 G= 57 B= 22
| >
| > bob
| > | > |I can find <td bgcolor="#003916"> three quarters of the way down the index
| > | page? Hopefully this is the green I'm looking for?? Is there anywhere I
| > can
| > | check I've got it right? Thanks for your replies and your patience. Tony
| > |
| > | "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| > |
| > | View the page in your browser, then view source and look at the background
| > | color tag in the body tag, or have the person that needs the color look.<
| >
| >
| >