Did it the easy way - I looked at the HTML to see what was being used.

On any HTML page, click your right mouse button and on the pop-up menu select the 'View Source' option. This will bring up that page's code in another window - typically notepad. You may have to root around to locate the association of text and background color, but using the 'Find' option can help.

You're looking for the word 'color' usually inside a 'Font' statement. It will have the color name or the hex code of the color specified as an attribute.

This works fine for HTML meeting the 3.2 spec. Once the world moves primarily to using HTML 4 it won't be quite as straightforward because we'll see a greater use of style sheets specified seperately from the HTML they govern.

Or you could just fiddle with combinations till you find something that matches or comes close. See the 'Color Names' thread in this same forum for color swatches and their English names - easier to use than remembering hex values.

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