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Actually what you want to do is to PARSE that number into its three parts: Red + 256*(Green+ 256*Blue))<br />
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red = 29 = #1D (Hex)<br />
Green = 73 = #49 (Hex)<br />
Blue = 8 = &amp;08 (Hex)<br />
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so the hex string would be #08491D or #BBGGRR<br />
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you can also get this with the HEX() function:<br />
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Hex(543005) = 8491D = #BBGGRR ==&gt; BB=08, GG=49, RR=1D<br />
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Arthur Wood<br />

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Actually what you want to do is to PARSE that number into its three parts: Red + 256*(Green+ 256*Blue))

red = 29 = #1D (Hex)
Green = 73 = #49 (Hex)
Blue = 8 = &08 (Hex)

so the hex string would be #08491D or #BBGGRR

you can also get this with the HEX() function:

Hex(543005) = 8491D = #BBGGRR ==> BB=08, GG=49, RR=1D

Arthur Wood


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I retrieve the color of a pixel with the point command...<br />
problem though is that i get a strange large number like 543005 or something like that.<br />
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Is it possible to change this number into a html color, like: #FFFFFF for white<br />
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??<br />

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I retrieve the color of a pixel with the point command...
problem though is that i get a strange large number like 543005 or something like that.

Is it possible to change this number into a html color, like: #FFFFFF for white

??


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