The hex value is just another way of displaying the rgb value. You can use your computer's calculator to translate the R of an RGB into the first two characters of a hex value, or vice versa.

Open your calculator. Start > Programs > Accessories.

Make sure it's in Scientfic view. View > Scientific.

By default, Dec should be selected. Type in the r value.

Click on Hex. That's the first 2 characters of your hex value.

To convert from Hex to RGB, click on Hex first.

Type in the first 2 characters of the Hex value.

Click on Dec. That's the r value.

Repeat this process for g and b, and you're done.

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This is one of the most useful tools I've found. It's called DotColor, it's freeware and will give you all the information you need about colours from any source - ir's just like your colour picker in your graphics software but you can use it to identify colours from anywhere you choose to point it at.
http://www.inetis.com/english/solutions_dotcolor.htm

Cheers
Andy

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It's free for 30 days, and if it doesn't change your life, you don't have to buy it!

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I had a brain foible because the company is British. It's actually http://www.agilic.com/

Sorry, I owe you 24 keystrokes... <bg>

--Bri

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