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• My Adobe Flash CS6 color picker has WEIRD colors. I use Mac Mini OSX 10.8.1. Is there a solution?

  

  My Adobe Flash CS6 color picker has WEIRD colors. I use Mac Mini OSX 10.8.1. Is there a solution?

  I click on the color picker and where I saw the normal color #0000ff blue on my windows computer, this version of mac mountain lion shows a color purple-ish. Strangely, if I enter the # hex in the color picker and use it as a filler, the correct color appears on the scene, but when I use the pipette on that color, it shows as purple color again on the toolbar.

  I saw something similar to this happen when you use adobe photoshop. However, the usual solution is just to do the color management profile to monitor RGB. The only drawback with Flash is there is no preference to set. The palette of colors in Adobe Photoshop displays as it should with correct blue.

  I should also mention that I use a Samsung 941bw monitor with my mac mini, which could also be part of the problem.

  I thought I would make this post anyway, just in case it's the OS & Adobe Flash CS6 and not the monitor.

  I've included a screenshot over which shows that I chose the color purple and then did a form of a rectangle on the stage and it comes out blue.

  Thanks for your response (s)

  -Line

  You can try to change the display settings of your monitor in Adobe RGB color (1998).

  System Preferences > displays > color and see if that helps.

  Thank you

• Foreground color does not change when I use the color picker.  CS6.

  Foreground color does not change when I use the color picker.  CS6.

  Your document is in grayscale, convert color (Image > Mode).

• Photoshop CS5 and CS6, I can't change a color in the color picker. I can get white, black or grey but not color. Help!

  Photoshop CS5 and CS6, I can't change a color in the color picker. I can get white, black and grey, nothing else!

  Help!

  Is your picture > grayscale mode? Try to RGB

• Without left button held down HUD color picker

  Hello

  The most hideous hotkey in Photshop can be pressed the keys/4 buttons:

  Maj

  CTRL

  ALT

  Right button of the mouse

  and the HUD color picker will be displayed, until you release this combo button / button. So I hope that everyone has 4 available fingers anytime actually support those required Oh Adobe, who came up with this one...

  Well well... when the HUD color picker is visible, it automatically changes your foreground color as you * stationary * the cursor on the selector, it is pointless to click on it to change the color as you do in the standard color picker.

  Question - is possible that you * can * do the same? In other words, make the HUD selector so that you have to click anywhere inside to change color instead?  I don't want to automatically change the color that you simply place your cursor around her, I would have preferred that you need to click on it to change the colors.

  Is it a possibility?

  Wow.

  Thanks anyway

  Welcome to the forums-I'm sure that you'll be a very respected and useful member

• New in CS5-how to access the HUD Color Picker?

  Mac OS 10.7.3 Lion. Recent update for CS5 of CS3. I can not get the HUD color picker to display. I use Magic Trackpad, make a right click is a double tap. Option + Double Tap gives me just the context menu. Suggestions?

  Also, the actual keyboard shortcut is Ctrl + Option + Cmd.

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/CS/using/WSba26e7b0742782c7-ca98dbb124ffdb1d60-8000. HTML

• In photoshop CS6, I can't understand how to keep a tab open with 'color picker', as in previous versions. I always want to have a tab open with this option, so I can use the H to quickly select lighter and darker issues. How do I do that?

  What the title says.

  

  I think that is not the color picker, but it's rather (accessible via the window menu) color Panel which has the value (using the control in its right corner) to select cursors STL, as indicated above, so that you can ' use the H to select quickly the lighter and darker "values.

• How can I change the regular sliders for the color picker in photoshop

  I had CC 2015 instead of rgb, the color picker cursors square. How can I get this on CS6?  If you know, please reply below, or my Skype is Rexe Designs

  Hi Rexe designs,

  Cursors not editable swatch square however, you can click on the foreground color box and choose the color of the dialog box.

  Kind regards

  Claes

• The CSS color picker

  What this means? When I hover over a color in my stylesheet, the preview comes up and I want to change the color value. I fly over the value then I right click and choose hint of color tools and color picker color picker appears but the fact this warning. If I do this three or four times the alert stops popping up and then I can use the color picker to change the value. Now, I know I could use CssDesigner but it's here for a reason and I would like to do it this way because it is easier and faster. Thanks for the help!

  

  
  

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  Errors in JavaScript in Adobe Dreamweaver Creative Cloud (CC) and Creative Suite (CS6)

  Nancy O.

• Whatsgoonorn with the color picker?

  Just wondering what is the purpose of this attribute of the color picker, how is it supposed to be intended, for what purpose, what is the purpose of this?
  

  

  It's an accessible HUD color picker by Shift + Alt + right click.

  HUD means "Heads up Display" as instrumentation placed in front of the driver, so it doesn't have a glance down to read.

  Some like the idea of appeal place a color picker from of them to choose a foreground color, rather than join their attention from the document panel color to choose a color to paint for example. It is not as complete presented as the color Panel, but for some, it is enough and a time saver.

  Enter Photoshop general preferences, you have the choice between the band of Hue (which is shown in your screenshot) or a color wheel in a selection of sizes.

  And that's the point of the HUD color picker.

  Gene

• Only use the STL color picker in Illustrator?

  I want to only use the STL color picker in Illustrator. Yet it still shows the default RGB color picker. Is there a way to change this behavior?

  I use CS6.

  Thank you!

  https://www.Adobe.com/cfusion/mmForm/index.cfm?name=wishform

• The mouse pointer (still) disappears when using the color picker

  Someone suggested to start a new discussion, since the old writing is a couple of years now. Thanks for the tip!

  Whenever I select a color using the eyedropper icon small (used to be a magnifying glass) in the color picker, the cursor goes away after I made the choice of colors.

  I have that experience under El Capitan, but I had the same problem in Yosemite as well as Mavericks and on Mac computers. I've seen this behaviour being reported in the forum for older versions, such as the Mountain Lion, but never with a real solution (workaround has been on creating a new user and delete the old).

  I hope someone has a solution for now.

  The eyedropper tool worked very well for me and still does (I just checked).

  If creating a new user solves the problem then, you have some corrupted in your account settings, or, less likely, you run an application (possibly a connection point) which is the origin of the problem.

  Hold down the option key, and then use

  Finder > go > library

  menu item. You have a folder 'ColorPickers? If so, is it empty?

  C.

• Color Picker eyedropper size

  I have iMac Yosemite (10.10.3). The pipette in the preferences system color picker > > desktop and screensaver produces a circular selection box that has a diameter too large. This makes it almost impossible to select the color of a smaller area of pixels. Can't seem to find how to reduce the diameter of the area of selection of the pipette. Suggestions please?

  The reason why there is no way to reduce the circular area of the pipette, it's that he isn't making the selection. There is a small square in the center of the circle that you place on the color to be captured, and then click. It is sufficiently accurate so that I can choose the dark in the middle of any character typed here.

• Added hex tab in color picker

  On my MacBook Pro several years ago, I downloaded an app or utility that allowed a hexagonal tab on the color picker that appears particularly in MS Office applications, but I think that in other applications, too.

  On my MacBook Air, running 10.11.4, I can't understand how to do the same thing.

  I see a lot of apps in the App Store that allows to identify a hexadecimal number in a pixel, but I want to be able to, not necessarily IDENTIFY hex colors, but choose them in apps. I already know what Hex numbers I want to use, I want to be able to choose them, in Word, for example.

  How can I do?

  I use Hex Color Picker.  It is abandonware, but the latest version is always available on this site: http://wafflesoftware.net/ to download directly from this link: you can download this special version that has disabled updates.

  It is a color picker plugin that goes in the Mac HD/library/ColorPickers folder or in your folder Users/home/library/ColorPickers .

  It will be shown that circled in the color of any application selector pane

  

  

• Why the Color Picker is a circle?

  Hello

  I have been using FCPX for a while and sometimes I need to use the color for a third-party effect selector, but instead of the usual pipette or magnifying glass icon, I get this big circle with a small rectangle at the Center.  It get bigger, but the circle is too much.  No idea what happened to the usual color picker?

  TIA,

  James

  The 'default' selector is a favorite of "color wheel" typical of most of the artists. It is indicative of the perceptual nature of color (red - orange - yellow - green - purple - blue - cyan - red.)

  The System color picker may be a circle of color wheel, sliders, 'tags' or tabs or color chart (However, you want to refer to them), spectrum and color pencils (48 colors). There are five small icons at the top of the switch. Choose the system that you want to use. If you select the selector of cursors, you will have the option of grayscale, RGB, CMYK and HSB. You can also 'load' the squares down with your "favourites".

  You may prefer the spectrum switch:

  

  You can also try right clicking on the color tab in the Inspector (or click on the arrow down on the right side) and you will get this compact popup:

  

  but there will be a pipette instead of the arrow cursor.