a tool to check viewable colour schemes

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  • Disco

    a tool to check viewable colour schemes

    Hi,

    I have seen this site - http://www.vischeck.com/ - and its a very nice
    tool, however, I would like to have something like this that I can view my
    local web site (not-internet-deployed-yet) on my local server. I notice
    that they do offer downloadables, but these seem to be only for images, and
    not full pages like their live version.

    Does anyone know if there is such a tool that I can download to do a similar
    thing locally? (preferably built in php - (using the GD library perhaps??)
    as this is what I am familier with).

    Thanks


  • CJM

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    Re: a tool to check viewable colour schemes

    I'm not sure but AFAIK this tool is a one-off. I've never seen any
    competitors/alternatives.

    The downloads are plug-ins for a couple of more popular graphics
    manipulation packages, which obviously doesnt help if you dont have a copy
    of either.

    The only thing I can suggest, it that you email them with your problem, and
    ask if they have considered an off-line copy. They may say no, they may say
    something is in the pipelin, or they *might* even tell you how you can
    create your own...

    If you have any joy, post back here.

    Chris

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    > Hi,
    >
    > I have seen this site - http://www.vischeck.com/ - and its a very nice
    > tool, however, I would like to have something like this that I can view my
    > local web site (not-internet-deployed-yet) on my local server. I notice
    > that they do offer downloadables, but these seem to be only for images,[/color]
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    > not full pages like their live version.
    >
    > Does anyone know if there is such a tool that I can download to do a[/color]
    similar[color=blue]
    > thing locally? (preferably built in php - (using the GD library perhaps??)
    > as this is what I am familier with).
    >
    > Thanks
    >
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