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Yeh, it's just an <u>example of the function</u>...
<br>No it is not for a web site.
<br>But I do use the app. for making websites
<br>(and that is almost off topic, isn't it.).
<br>-sue
<br>
<p>Peter Brunone wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE> That's why I asked Tim for more information
about what he's trying to do. You're suggesting a standalone application
that you install on the client machine, which isn't really desirable for
most web apps.
<p>-Peter
<p>---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
<br>From: "S.D." <sue.darnell@verizon.net>
<p>>It should be pixel color, correct?
<br>>And there are a few programs that do that, fit helps.
<br>>I use them to do web pages that match my clients' logos, etc.
<br>>-sue d.
<br>>(web mistress)
<br>>
<br>>Andrew Gibson wrote:
<br>>
<br>>> The color of a pixel in an image, or just in the page, eg cell color?
<br>>>
<br>>> if in an image, I doubt it, if in a cell say, probably by referencing
the
<br>>> cell attributes..
<br>>>
<br>>> Andrew Gibson
<br>>>
<br>>> ----- Original Message -----
<br>>> From: Peter Brunone
<br>>>
<br>>> Tim,
<br>>>
<br>>> What's your ultimate goal here? I don't
know of anything that will grab
<br>>> the color under the pointer, but maybe we can circumlocute with
some more
<br>>> information.
<br>>>
<br>>> Cheers,
<br>>>
<br>>> Peter
<br>>>
<br>>> ---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
<br>>> From: "Tim Makins" <spindrift@oceanfree.net>
<br>>>
<br>>> >Hi all - I wonder if there is any way to import into a variable
the color
<br>>> of
<br>>> >the pixel that the cursor is currently on top of ??
<br>>> >
<br>>> >Tim in Ireland.
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