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    Hexadecimal color codes are represented by 6 characters that define the amount of red, green, and blue in a color. The first 2 characters represent the amount of red, the middle 2 characters represent the amount of green, and the last 2 characters represent the amount of blue. Common color codes like white (FFFFFF) and black (000000) are defined. Examples of pure red, green, and blue codes are provided that use the maximum amount of one color and none of the others. A chart then lists the hexadecimal codes for additional colors like grey, yellow, dark red, and purple.

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    Hexadecimal color codes are represented by 6 characters that define the amount of red, green, and blue in a color. The first 2 characters represent the amount of red, the middle 2 characters represent the amount of green, and the last 2 characters represent the amount of blue. Common color codes like white (FFFFFF) and black (000000) are defined. Examples of pure red, green, and blue codes are provided that use the maximum amount of one color and none of the others. A chart then lists the hexadecimal codes for additional colors like grey, yellow, dark red, and purple.

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    Hexadecimal color codes are represented by 6 characters that define the amount of red, green, and blue in a color. The first 2 characters represent the amount of red, the middle 2 characters represent the amount of green, and the last 2 characters represent the amount of blue. Common color codes like white (FFFFFF) and black (000000) are defined. Examples of pure red, green, and blue codes are provided that use the maximum amount of one color and none of the others. A chart then lists the hexadecimal codes for additional colors like grey, yellow, dark red, and purple.

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    Com Office XP/2003/2007 Tutorials [HTML Colour Codes]

    HEXADECIMAL CODE IS MADE UP OF 6 NUMBERS AND/OR LETTERS

    THESE 6 CHARACTERS ARE DEVIDED INTO 3 PARTS

    THE 1st PART REPRESENTS THE COLOUR RED

    THE 2nd PART REPRESENTS THE COLOUR GREEN

    THE 3rd PART REPRESENTS THE COLOUR BLUE

    TO DEFINE THE COLOUR WHITE WE USE FFFFFF


    (THE LETTER ‘F’ MEANS IT IS FULL OF A COLOUR)

    TO DEFINE THE COLOUR BLACK WE USE 000000


    (THE NUMBER ‘0’ MEANS THERE IS NONE OF THAT COLOUR)

    THEREFORE, TO MAKE PURE RED WE USE… FF 00 00 = NO GREEN OR BLUE

    THEREFORE, TO MAKE PURE GREEN WE USE… 00 FF 00 = NO RED OR BLUE

    THEREFORE, TO MAKE PURE BLUE WE USE… 00 00 FF = NO RED OR GREEN

    *REMEMBER THE PATTERN – R a G e B

    OTHER HEXADECIMAL COLOUR CODES

    RED GREEN BLUE


    GREY (50% Red, Green and Blue): 80 80 80
    YELLOW: FF FF 00
    DARK RED: 66 00 00
    MAROON RED: 80 00 00
    DARK GREEN: 00 80 00
    DARK BLUE: 00 00 66
    NAVY BLUE: 00 00 80
    PURPLE: 80 00 80

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