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"Matti Vuori" <xmvuori(a)kolumbus.fi> wrote in message
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> "Kabuki" <masqued(a)ball.net> wrote in news:hhp8if$64o$1
> @adenine.netfront.net:
>> "Fruit2O" <jz137xww(a)cox.net> wrote in message
>> news:vn50k5du9f9uiqhk933dpff7ge8d4m9f5o(a)4ax.com...
>>>I used to use DotColor and it worked fine (WinXP). Now I have Vista
>>> and it doesn't work OK. So I'm looking for another app that will give
>>> me RGB values for any color on my screen (when I put an 'eyedopper'
>>> over that spot on the screen). Any suggestions?
>>
>> why do you need a program for that?
>> In Photoshop CS3 under eyedropper (flyout) is another eyedropper called
>> color sampler hover over a color and open info palette and it shows the
>> values
>
> PS CS3 is a program, and a very expensive one for that purpose.

I think he already has PS from his other posts
and being this is a PS group



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On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 10:18:41 -0500, Fruit2O wrote in
adobe.photoshop.windows,alt.graphics.photoshop,comp.graphics.apps.photoshop:

> Thank you. I installed ColorPic and love the app - just what I needed
> (I don't have Photoshop - waiting for the next version).


np ;)


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I 'used' to have Photoshop but have been ill for a few years and out of
commision. I'm a littler better now and am planning to get back into
'it'.

On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 16:00:23 -0500, "Kabuki" <masqued(a)ball.net> wrote:

>
>"Matti Vuori" <xmvuori(a)kolumbus.fi> wrote in message
>news:Xns9CF58836D8CC2xmvuorikolumbusfi(a)195.197.54.114...
>> "Kabuki" <masqued(a)ball.net> wrote in news:hhp8if$64o$1
>> @adenine.netfront.net:
>>> "Fruit2O" <jz137xww(a)cox.net> wrote in message
>>> news:vn50k5du9f9uiqhk933dpff7ge8d4m9f5o(a)4ax.com...
>>>>I used to use DotColor and it worked fine (WinXP). Now I have Vista
>>>> and it doesn't work OK. So I'm looking for another app that will give
>>>> me RGB values for any color on my screen (when I put an 'eyedopper'
>>>> over that spot on the screen). Any suggestions?
>>>
>>> why do you need a program for that?
>>> In Photoshop CS3 under eyedropper (flyout) is another eyedropper called
>>> color sampler hover over a color and open info palette and it shows the
>>> values
>>
>> PS CS3 is a program, and a very expensive one for that purpose.
>
>I think he already has PS from his other posts
>and being this is a PS group
>
>
>
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