Hex colours, DigitalColorMeter and the clipboard

Hello little tiny Mac corner of alt.html - outsiders welcome of
course: Noticed how on X Tiger, when copying a color (shift
command c) with DigitalColorMeter, you get, when pasting into the
CSS, like "#FCF5E8"? Which means what in respect to the mind of
the designer of this software? That it was for insertion in the
old inline HTML presentational colour specs with the = sign?
Perhaps this DigitalColorMeter is fairly old? Or is the designer
not with it? A nuisance, but better than trying to remember even
for 3 secs what the meter shows and typing. Useful would have
been to leave out the "s and put in a ; at the end.

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dorayme

In article
<0001HW.C0A66AF002F09D6BF0284530 (AT) news (DOT) individual.net>,
Sally Thompson <me2 (AT) privacy (DOT) net> wrote:

On Fri, 2 Jun 2006 21:39:25 +0100, dorayme wrote
(in article <doraymeRidThis-A68B54.06392503062006 (AT) news-vip (DOT) optusnet.com.au>):

dorayme, you may find Color Blender useful:

http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/tools/color-blend/

You can view your colours in hex, rgb, or percents. I have it saved as a
local file and use it a lot.

thanks Sally... reminds me to fire this up, I did have this
bookmarked as it turns out...

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dorayme

Sally Thompson wrote:

On Fri, 2 Jun 2006 21:39:25 +0100, dorayme wrote
(in article <doraymeRidThis-A68B54.06392503062006 (AT) news-vip (DOT) optusnet.com.au>):

Hello little tiny Mac corner of alt.html - outsiders welcome of
course: Noticed how on X Tiger, when copying a color (shift
command c) with DigitalColorMeter, you get, when pasting into the
CSS, like "#FCF5E8"? Which means what in respect to the mind of
the designer of this software? That it was for insertion in the
old inline HTML presentational colour specs with the = sign?
Perhaps this DigitalColorMeter is fairly old? Or is the designer
not with it? A nuisance, but better than trying to remember even
for 3 secs what the meter shows and typing. Useful would have
been to leave out the "s and put in a ; at the end.

dorayme, you may find Color Blender useful:

http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/tools/color-blend/

You can view your colours in hex, rgb, or percents. I have it saved as a
local file and use it a lot.

Thank you!!

what a delightful toy!