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I need some minor help and I've got PSP8 and I think I've got alzheimer's for getting too old and dumb and drinking too many Molson Canadian's but I'm trying to find the colours in PSP8 for SP Daylight Red now my question is this (pretty straight forward) how do you manually add the colours yourself. Like say if I wanted to use SP Daylight Orange and the co-ordinates for that are 255.150.57 is there a box that comes up that you can put the co-ordinates of the colour in there yourself or not? Thanks.Mike Future CPR Locomotive EngineerPontiac Grand Prix GTP - Built For Drivers
"A proof is a proof. What kind of a proof? It's a proof. A proof is a proof. And when you have a good proof, it's because it's proven" - Jean Chretien
I assume it's the same as PSP7... when you move the cursor over the colored boxes on the PSP color palette:it changes to an eye dropper. One click brings up the dialog box and you can manually edit the RGB value there under "current color."
Talking about Alzheimers, I have forgotten how to put the pic in an order so the answer will make sense, so I`ll have to do it the hard way.In the first shot just left click on the box circled, once the selection panel opens just add the RGB numbers you have to the appropriate boxes and press okayStew aka 6330trainfan Albany WA Australia
Thanks Guys. This time I won't forget, if I do I know which thread to look at, I'll show ya something real special too at the end. Mike Future CPR Locomotive EngineerPontiac Grand Prix GTP - Built For Drivers
"A proof is a proof. What kind of a proof? It's a proof. A proof is a proof. And when you have a good proof, it's because it's proven" - Jean Chretien
