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Hello, not been in here for me for a while 
Erm: I've created an image in photoshop, told it to play websafe for the background (it's got a complex pattern that can't easily be made transparent).
Now, apart from some issues with colour matching itself (this isn't the problem, I'm used to fighting that), there is an odder problem.
For example: The colour "#666699" comes up in Photoshop as a quite nice grey-blue (small hint of purple to it).
However, save the image, and choose it in HTML-Kit and the colour is much nearer purple.
Also, if I enter the Hex code as a colour it is the same purple colour! The colour changes when I choose the "save for web" option, and if I load the optimised image photoshop will display it blue again.
I noticed something similar with screenshots. Is anyone familer with the kinda purple scrollbars in Java apps? They came up blue in PS.
I've not knowingly messed with any pallettes or anything like that, I'm really confused! It kinda makes web graphics a bit of a no go though, since getting the colours right is a *tad* important!
Thanks for any light you can shed on this!
Ben
Erm: I've created an image in photoshop, told it to play websafe for the background (it's got a complex pattern that can't easily be made transparent).
Now, apart from some issues with colour matching itself (this isn't the problem, I'm used to fighting that), there is an odder problem.
For example: The colour "#666699" comes up in Photoshop as a quite nice grey-blue (small hint of purple to it).
However, save the image, and choose it in HTML-Kit and the colour is much nearer purple.
Also, if I enter the Hex code as a colour it is the same purple colour! The colour changes when I choose the "save for web" option, and if I load the optimised image photoshop will display it blue again.
I noticed something similar with screenshots. Is anyone familer with the kinda purple scrollbars in Java apps? They came up blue in PS.
I've not knowingly messed with any pallettes or anything like that, I'm really confused! It kinda makes web graphics a bit of a no go though, since getting the colours right is a *tad* important!
Thanks for any light you can shed on this!
Ben