ColorInfoPlus - Version 1.2.0 The program gives you the opportunity to view HTML color information within any program or web-page by placing the mouse cursor over a color. You have the ability to store colors from any one of the color palettes included within the program. By clicking the 'store an off-form color', you may click anywhere on the screen to capture the color values of this area. This includes any other program or web-page. You must click this option each time you wish to do this. These stored colors may be printed to the printer or saved/viewed from within the program generated html web page. If you click and drag the edge of the form to enlarge it, the color palettes will also resize. This gives you the ability to clearly see which color you are exploring. You may also hide the color palettes and keep the form on top of other screens. The color palettes that are included were computer generated using various values of red, green, blue from 0 to 255. These were created to allow us a starting point on various color patterns. Each palette was created using different combinations of numbers between 0 and 255. All combinations were based on dividing 255 by 3, 5 or 17 and then using these increments.We could go more into how we used the numbers, but we won't do it here. Suffice it to say that: The 72 color palette uses 4 shades of green, 6 shades of red and 3 shades of blue. The 216 color palette uses 6 shades of green, 6 shades of red and 6 shades of blue. The 828 red color palette uses 15 shades of green, 9 shades of red and 6 shades of blue. The 828 blue color palette uses 15 shades of green, 6 shades of red and 9 shades of blue. The 953 Pantone color palette uses all the Pantone colors.Of course with the 'slider' you can get all 16 million plus colors, just not at once.The 'slider' allows you to define your red, green, blue values for both the top and bottom of the screen. This allows you to 'melt' two colors together, generating a variety of colors.