This color selector helps to make selecting colors more efficient. This article contains full source code of the color selector and a demonstration application. (The demo project, source code, and illustration were updated.)
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Learn how to use a "complete" color selection dialog. This dialog is built using pure win32api (no MFC).
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There are three controls included with the demo project, which are CLumChooser, CHusSatChooser and CColorBox.
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A very COOL color pick dialog with a color dropper like Photoshop and FrontPage 2000.
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This application shows a COLORREF structure that use Slider Control to determinates your 24-bit RGB color and shows also simple way to communicate between CSliderCtrl, CEdit, and CStatic.
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