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    The document discusses how to use a hexadecimal color value instead of a System.Drawing.Color when a control requires the latter. It explains that the ColorTranslator class can be used to convert a hex value to a System.Drawing.Color by calling FromHtml(). For example, to set a panel row's back color to red using hex, you would use panRow.BackColor = System.Drawing.ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#FF5B5B"). Alternatives like using Color.FromArgb are also presented in comments.

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    The document discusses how to use a hexadecimal color value instead of a System.Drawing.Color when a control requires the latter. It explains that the ColorTranslator class can be used to convert a hex value to a System.Drawing.Color by calling FromHtml(). For example, to set a panel row's back color to red using hex, you would use panRow.BackColor = System.Drawing.ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#FF5B5B"). Alternatives like using Color.FromArgb are also presented in comments.

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    Mudar Cor para Hexadecimal

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    The document discusses how to use a hexadecimal color value instead of a System.Drawing.Color when a control requires the latter. It explains that the ColorTranslator class can be used to convert a hex value to a System.Drawing.Color by calling FromHtml(). For example, to set a panel row's back color to red using hex, you would use panRow.BackColor = System.Drawing.ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#FF5B5B"). Alternatives like using Color.FromArgb are also presented in comments.

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    03/07/13

    Using a Hexadecimal color instead of a System.Drawing.Color - Nannette Thacker ShiningStar.net

    Nannette Thacker ShiningStar.net


    ASP.net Web Application Development

    Using a Hexadecimal color instead of a System.Drawing.Color


    A colleague asked me how to use a hexademical color on an object that requires a System.Drawing.Color. It's quite simple and I thought I'd share it. As an example, you may define a background color using the System.Drawing.Color: panRow.BackColor = Drawing.Color.Red But you want a custom color, so you may instead use the ColorTranslator and define the Hex value: panRow.BackColor = System.Drawing.ColorTranslator.FromHtml("#FF5B5B") This is true of all controls that require a System.Drawing.Color. May your dreams be in ASP.NET! Nannette

    Posted: Aug 18 2010, 03:30 PM by nannette | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: ASP.NET Comments CS-Son said:
    or alte rnative ly: panR ow.Back C olor = Syste m .Drawing.C olor.From Argb(0x FF, 0x 5B, 0x 5B); ;)

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    RichardD said:
    O r e ve n: panR ow.Back C olor = Syste m .Drawing.C olor.From Argb(0x FF5B5B);

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    weblogs.asp.net/nannettethacker/archive/2010/08/18/using-a-hexadecimal-color-instead-of-a-system-drawing-color.aspx

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