ColorBox (C)1989 MimSys,
All rights reserved.
ColorBox is NOT free software.

Distributed in North America by

NEOCOM Microspecialists, Inc.
P.O.  Box 1157
Bassett, VA  24055

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Print ORDER.FRM and send it to
NEOCOM with $24.95 plus $5.00
for postage and handling to
register your copy of ColorBox.

After registering your copy of
ColorBox you will recieve printed
documentation and the latest
version.  As well as free phone
tech support.

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Registration entitles you to to
the programmer's toolboxes in
Borland's Turbo Pascal and C.  These
toolboxes allow you to change the
palette in your programs using
palettes created in ColorBox.

SOURCE CODE INCLUDED.

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ColorBox is a great utility to
allow you to change the colors to
the way you like for virtually
any application that you have.

ColorBox is also a fantastic
development tool!  You can create
unique looking programs woo and
wow end users!

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ColorBox lets you turn the screen
colors to any desired shade out
of the full VGA 256K palette!

Use cursor keys Left/Right to
adjust the colors, and Up/Down
to change menu item.
Press <Enter> to choose menu
items below color adjustment.
Press <Esc> to leave ColorBox.

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 Color

Lets you choose which color to
adjust. The colors are numbered
from 0 to 15. Be careful with
adjusting colors 0 and 7, which
are the normal forground/back-
ground colors.

Use cursor keys Left/Right.

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 Hue

The Hue of a color is shown in
degrees of the color circle.
Red is at around 0, Yellow at 60,
Green at 120 and Blue at 210.

Use cursor keys Left/Right.
Press Shift - Left/Right to move
around the circle in steps of 30
degrees.
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 Lightness/Saturation

The Lightness and Saturation of
a color is shown in percentage.

Use cursor keys Left/Right.

Press Shift - Left/Right to move
in steps of 10%.


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 Color Display

Press <Enter> to change between
single color/all colors display.
In single color mode only the
current color to adjust is shown.
In all colors view all 16 colors
are shown simultaneously, and the
Color Blend function becomes
available. The points mark the
foreground/background text color.
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 Color System

Press <Enter> to change between
HLS/RGB color system.

With HLS you work with the colors
in the "natural" terms of Hue,
Lightness and Saturation.
With RGB you work with the colors
in terms of Red, Green and Blue
values, each between 0 and 63.
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 Arrows

Use Left/Right cursor keys to
move the ColorBox window to a
new position on the screen.



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 Color Blend

Blend the colors 1-6 or 8-15.
Set the beginning and end color
(1/6 or 8/15) and press <Enter>.
The colors will be blended on the
side where the color cursor is.
If in HLS-mode, the colors will
mix along the color circle.
If in RGB-mode, the colors will
mix like when mixing paint.
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 Load Palette

Browse through available palette
files on disk by pressing Up/Down
keys.
Press <Enter> to choose palette.
Press <Esc> to exit without load-
ing.
Note: Colorbox will look for the
palette files in the directory
from where ColorBox was loaded.
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 Save Palette

Save the current palette.
Write palette-file name, up to 8
letters long, and press <Enter>.
Press <Esc> to exit.

Note: The palette-file is auto-
matically given the subfix 'cbp',
and saved to the directory from
where ColorBox was loaded.
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