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Hi,
I've been playing with colours in my Desktopinfo.ini file and I use a program called Paint.net to get the hex value of the colour I'm interested in. When I put that code into the INI file I get a vastly different colour. I've checked on hex colour testing websites and they agree with my my paint program.
Any ideas about why this is? I just need accurate color representation.
Thanks, once again 🙂
don't forget to include the # in the color number such as:
# colors set White = #ffffff set Grey = #909090 set Cyan = #00ffff set Magenta = #ff00ff set Green = #00ff00 set Orange = #ffd000 set Yellow = #ffff00 set Silver = #d0d0d0 set Blue = #0000f0 set Red = #ff0000
this signifies you are specifying a RGB color. If you do not include the # you are specifying a BGR color.
That is: #0000FF is the same as FF0000.
