How-tos

1. After you activate the Program just click anywhere on the screen to capture a color.
   
   Color Codes (as set by you - either in HTML, RGB, VB, C++ and Delphi) will be copied to your Clipboard. You can also capture a color by pressing a Hotkey that you have set in the Program Settings.

1. Press Escape button on your keyboard to exit the Program.
   
   Note: You can use the hotkey to deactivate the program as well. Activating and deactivating the program is done by the same hotkey which is Ctrl+Alt+A. You can change the hotkey to your own in the Program Settings.

1. Preview Pane shows you the current color code as well as last captured color codes. First box shows you the Current Color Code, this changes while you move your mouse around the screen. Second box shows you the last captured color.
   
   This will help you to differentiate and compare the color codes on the fly. It is also helpful when you want to check if the last captured color is the same with the one you are about to capture.

1. Hotkeys can be set in the Settings » Hotkeys section, to set a Hotkey for particular action just click inside the field and press your desired keyboard combinations and press Save.
   
   
   
   

1. Go to Program Settings and click on the Output Option.
   
   
   
   
2. Select HTML or RGB as your Output Option. HTML option gives you further preference whether to include # in the code or not.
   
   

Floating menu is a Draggable Window that shows the last 10 captured colors. It's always visible and stays on top of all other Windows.

1. To display Floating Menu right click on the Program Icon in System Tray and choose Floating Menu
   
   
   
   
2. Floating Menu will appear at the bottom-right corner of your screen. To copy particular color code from the Floating Menu just click on the desired color or use the hotkeys from Ctrl+0 to Ctrl+9 (Example: Pressing Ctrl+2 would copy the color at position No:2 below, which is #FF0000).
   
   
   
   Note: You can also use a hotkey to display the Floating Menu. Hotkey can be set at the Program Settings Section.

Color Library allows you to convert the captured color codes from one code to another (i.e from RGB to HTML, or HTML to VB...etc).

If you want to change the color, you can do so by just moving the Hue, Saturation and Brightness sliders.

In order to save for Adobe Photoshop, choose File > Export

Then give your file a name and save it as ACT file type.

In Adobe Photoshop, open the Swatches palette, click on Load Swatches and locate your file and click Load. Your colors will now be loaded into Swatches.