On 05/29/2013 10:59 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
At 06:19 29/05/2013 -0400, Dan Lewis wrote:
On 05/29/2013 12:36 AM, Axel Braun wrote:
Yes, that works for colors that are known to the system, not for
custom colors (like in imported documents)
Try this: Open the Styles and Formatting window (use the F11 key to
do this). Select the word or letter that has the color you need to
know. Right click the paragraph style that is highlighted in this
window. Select Modify in the context menu. Then click the Organizer
tab. The RGB values are listed in the "Contains" section.
Splendid! But sadly I think this works only if the colour was
(sensibly) originally applied as a paragraph style, not if it was
applied, say, as local character formatting.
Brian Barker
Obviously, you tried my idea, and found it does not work very well.
So, lets try it another way. Use LibreOffice to save the text
document as a HTML document. Then open the html document with a text
editor. There you should find the font color property contains the color
in hex format. You then have to convert this to RGB before you can
create a new color in Tools > LibreOffice > Colors.
--Dan
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