.NET framework form standard colour

[judithSampathwa]

hi does any one know the RGB values of the standard form in C#.net?

how can i get it to be add to the colour pallatte in the C#.net color pallette?

[Momerath]

Do you mean to the ColorDialog? If so, it has a CustomColors property and the default value of the form background is 15790320.

The Argb values are 255, 240, 240, 240.
The HSB values are 0, 2.980232E-08, 0.9411765

[judithSampathwa]

Do you mean to the ColorDialog? If so, it has a CustomColors property and the default value of the form background is 15790320.

The Argb values are 255, 240, 240, 240.
The HSB values are 0, 2.980232E-08, 0.9411765

yes

the Red blue green values
the attach file i need the colour value of the attached file

how can i get
it

[Momerath]

Load it as a Bitmap and get the color of any of the pixels.
Something like

Bitmap b = new Bitmap("c:/myfilename.bmp");
Color c = b.GetPixel(0,0);
int[] cc = myColorDialog.CustomColors;
cc[0] = c.ToARGB();
myColorDialog.CustomColors = cc;

[judithSampathwa]

Load it as a Bitmap and get the color of any of the pixels.
Something like

Bitmap b = new Bitmap("c:/myfilename.bmp");
Color c = b.GetPixel(0,0);
int[] cc = myColorDialog.CustomColors;
cc[0] = c.ToARGB();
myColorDialog.CustomColors = cc;

where do i load it?

[ddanbe]

Open your bitmap in Paint.
Pick up the colour with the pipette.
Have a look at the RGB values in the color dialog of the Paint application.

.NET has a set of named colors and I don't think you can change that.
Her is a snippet I made once to chow them all.

[judithSampathwa]

Open your bitmap in Paint.
Pick up the colour with the pipette.
Have a look at the RGB values in the color dialog of the Paint application.

.NET has a set of named colors and I don't think you can change that.
Her is a snippet I made once to chow them all.

i want to get the >NET colour and apply into one of the pictures that i have

[ddanbe]

Oops,:'( forgot to post the snippet : http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/csharp/code/217206

[nick.crane]

The BackColor of a form is set to SystemColors.Control.
This is also found in SystemPens.Control and SystemBrushes.Control.
The actual color is dependant upon the windows color scheme or even the users theme.

To put this color on to an image open the image as an Image or Bitmap then draw on the image using a Graphics object for the image. Here is an example of drawing to an image.

private void button4_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
	var test = new Bitmap(100, 100);
	var g = Graphics.FromImage(test);
	g.Clear(Color.White);
	var pen = new Pen(SystemColors.Control, 20);
	g.DrawEllipse(pen, 0, 0, test.Width, test.Height);
	g.FillEllipse(SystemBrushes.ControlDark, 0, 0, test.Width, test.Height);
	this.BackgroundImage = test;
	this.Refresh();
}

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