Specifying colors in Panorama

[Scott Corbett]

Robert,

When I choose the color for an object I select "Choose Color" from the  
Graphics menu. At the top of the small color chooser palette that open  
are 5 options: Color Wheel, Sliders, Palettes, Spectrum, and Crayons.  
Some of these have several sub-options such as grayscale, RGB, CMYK,  
HSB and so on. The color wheel works the same for me as it ever did.

Scott


On Feb 24, 2008, at 7:37 PM, David Thompson wrote:

>> Unfortunately Apple no longer has a color wheel (as far
>> as I know.)
>
> Are you saying it was phased out with Leopard? Tiger (10.4.11)
> certainly has it. You hold the control key down, then click and
> release on the box you normally use for choosing the form color in
> the Form Preferences... dialog.
>
>> To choose a color and thus know what to use for the
>> parameters, I visited Photoshop's Color slider and chose a pink with
>> what Photoshop said was R 250, G 227, B 238 but when I used the
>> command     formcolor rgb(250,227,238)   all I got was a black form.
>> It appears that Photoshop uses a 0-255 value system for HSB & RGB and
>> Panorama is using a 0-65535 value system.
>
> Multiply each of those numbers by 256, and you should be good.
>
> formcolor rgb(64000,58112,60928)
>
> Dave
>
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