the easiest way to think about rgb colors is this.
rgb:red/green/blue
red, green, blue == hexadecimal values between 0-ff (0-255). if
you want a redish-green color, your red and green values would be higher
than your blue value. if you have a color and want to make it "bluer",
increase your blue value. etc.
-ryan
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Jason Kasper wrote:
> Check out toolbox
> (http://movingparts.windsofstorm.net/linux.shtml)--it's a graphical
> toolbox style configurator....
>
> * Annelise Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000511 01:31]:
> > I think blackbox is wonderful.
> >
> > I'm trying to get more contrast in a style with solid colors
> > (I started with steelblue) and I'd like to know where I can find out
> > the meanings of things like rgb:5/78/a and rgb:4/6/8. I can get
> > something from just experimenting but a reference would be good.
> > I want some screen shots (not in color) that print well.
> >
> > I read quite a lot of the web page material and didn't find
> > anything, but it certainly is beautifully done!
> >
> > Sorry if I missed it.
> >
> > Annelise
> >
> >
>
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