SetRGB10.zip 

28th February 1996

I wrote this utility because I did not like the standard LightGray I was
getting in my programs. I messed around with the RGB values in
SetRGBPalette procedure but thought it would be better if I could see the
effect as the values changed. The way to use the program is, suppose you
wish to use a Gold colour, you could redefine Yellow. Run the program,
adjust RGB values until you are happy with the colour panel. Make a note of
the RGB Values.  In your own program insert a line: SetRGBPalette(Yellow,
<Red value>, <Green value>, <Blue value>). Then whenever you use the colour
Yellow it will come out your new Gold colour (maybe :-) ).

If you prefer to use the keyboard, the 	INSERT, HOME, PAGE UP
					DELETE, END,  PAGE DOWN
keys can be used to change the RGB values.

Colin Gaunt. 101343.2234@compuserve

