The Color Picker Tool is used to identify specific colors to be used at various places in Versago. The tool works in the same way no matter where it is used.
A color can be selected in two ways. First, it can be defined directly using the standard Hex Color code. The value can be entered directly in the area marked 2 in the image below. Note that the code must include a “#” symbol as the first character.
Another tool to identify the hex color codes can be found here http://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp. As a quick reference the hex code for white is #ffffff and the code for black is #000000. All other colors are defined within this range.
Occasionally the [Apply] and [Cancel] buttons do not display at the bottom of the tool as shown. If this occurs simply “grab” the bottom of the window and “drag” it down until the buttons are displayed.
The second way to select a color is to use the basic color bar (4 in the image above) and the color pallet (3 in the image above). Use the slider in the color bar to display the basic color range you need. You can also just click directly on the desired color area in the bar. The color pallet is displayed in the main area in the center of the window. Drag the small circle icon around the color pallet to get to the specific color you want.
In all cases the currently selected color is displayed in the upper left corner of the window (1 in the image below.
Click [Apply] to select the currently selected color and close the color picker tool.
Click [Cancel] if you do not wish to change the color. If you select [Cancel] or close the color picker without clicking [Apply], any changes you have made will be discarded.