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Subject:DOS color palette From:Kim Keegan <keegan -at- EXPLORERS -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 14 Jan 1997 09:24:56 -0800
[ Cross-posted to TECHWR-L and TechComm ]
I come to you with another question - hopefully someone out there can help me.
I am looking for the RGB values of the standard DOS palette (16-colors).
I have searched several DOS manuals, looked in Photoshop for a DOS palette, and
searched the web, but I haven't come up with anything.
The colors seem to be named as follows, and I have come up with some of the RGBs
(yes, the easy ones):
Black = 000000
Blue = 0000FF
Green = 00FF00
Cyan = 00FFFF
Red = FF0000
Magenta = FF00FF
Brown = AA5500 (I think)
White = FFFFFF
Gray = 888888 (I think)
LightBlue = ?
LightGreen = ?
LightCyan = ?
LightRed = ?
LightMagenta = ?
Yellow = FFFF00
BrightWhite = ? (or would this be FFFFFF and "White" is something else?)
I have seen the "Light___" colors also referred to as "Bright___".
Can anyone help me fill in the rest of the RGB values?
Thanks in advance.
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