
Anyone who's done some tweaking to their web page design will love this
handy color tool. Ever cruise the web and spot *exactly* a certain color you want for your
own page? But dang, what a pain to figure out the right hex code for it. Or maybe you want
to know the RGB value of a background color or just a single pixel on your screen?
Just activate the Eyedropper to quickly get the exact color information you need. No
fussing with screen captures and then sleuthing with your graphics editor. Eyedropper does
it in just a couple clicks. It's easily configured and activated/deactivated from the
system tray icon. Piece o' cake.
This new version of Eyedropper adds these neat options and features too: clipboard support
for easy hex code insertions; RGB info can be displayed in percentages; support for CMYK
color space; zoom setting; option to freeze window and/or color setting; display of screen
coordinates; selectable fonts; and measuring or distance and area.
I've been trying like mad to match up my purples and pale yellows, and Eyedropper was the
perfect time-saving solution. It's free, simple to use, and comes either in a small Zip
file (200K), or a larger file with InstallShield (896K) if you prefer. I don't know that
you'd need support for this, but the author does make upgrades based on user input.