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need to sample colors

I am designing a web site. I have a long list of colors I like. I have liminted design background and need a good way to view all these quickly....what would be ideal is if i could copy and paste all the hex codes into an application that then showed me all the palettes so i could quicjly refresh on them

any suggestions? more than just photoshop, although directions how to do it there are going to be also helpful
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Why not just use the tools you are familiar with. Create a bunch of divs with float about 50 px square and apply the colours. It wouldn't take any longer to than learn how to do it in unfamiliar applications.
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thanks all any one of these is going to work

jmpg awesome idea. can you provide the code to do that , just one line? thanks, kind of a rookie coder
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With an eyedropper tool you can simply click anywhere on your computer screen to grab and copy specific colours for your own personal use such as making palettes or colour schemes,
25 eyedropper tools with convenient features for Windows, Mac, Firefox, Chrome, iPhone and Android!
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/eyedroppers-color-pickers-for-designers/
thanks Merete but im working FROM the hex code
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