This program allows you to find a colour via Hue, Saturation and Lightness(HSL) and will give you the corresponding Red, Green and Blue(RGB) values. This a slightly easier method than tweaking RGB values.
Television and monitors quite often use HSL for setting up etc.

HUE		 is the actual colour regardless of Saturation and lightness
SATURATION	 is the intensity of the colour from pure colour to grey.
LIGHTNESS	 is in fact brightness from black to pure(I used Lightness as I did not want another b hanging about.)

Dont confuse saturation and lightness they may appear similar but are in fact entirely different.
The program displays both HSL and RGB at the same time and gives you their corresponding values. You can select either option by running the mouse over to the colour and left clicking. The program stores all the vales in HSL and does the calculation from these. If you select an RGB value it will convert it to HSL the resultant RGB value that comes back can very at times as there is a one to many correspondence between the two.

I think you will get the idea as you go along.

This new version allows you to set upto 4 colours at once. By selecting one colour it works as before.
When you have more than one colour only on colour is in focus at a time and its values displayed and can be modified freely. To change the colour in facus left click on the colour you require in the center of the wheel.
If you reduce the number of colours it does not forget them and you can come back to them. I found it best to start with one colour then go to 2 and set that and so on.

I am not sure about this version as to whether it is an improvement or not and I am considering other features but wonder if this will make it more difficult to use? 
