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4 Do one of the following:
Change another color.
Click another Preferences tab.
Click Close to close the Preferences dialog box.
Defining a Color by Changing HSB Properties
You can define colors by changing the hue, saturation, and brightness
(HSB).
Hue is the color itself (for example, blue, orange, or purple). Hue is
measured in degrees (0 to 360 degrees).
Saturation is the strength of the color. Saturation values are measured
in percentages, with 0 percent indicating no color saturation (gray)
and 100 percent indicating full saturation.
Brightness is the amount of light in the color. Brightness is also
measured in percentages, with 0 percent indicating black and 100
percent indicating white.
To define a color by changing HSB:
1 To specify a color by changing HSB, click HSB in the Choose Color dialog
box.
2 To change the hue value, select the H option and do one of the
following.
In the H box, specify a value between 0 and 360 degrees.
Use the slider to specify the hue value.
The color appears in the Preview box. You can also see the RGB
equivalent in the R, G, and B boxes next to the slider.
3 To change the saturation value, select the S option and do one of the
following:
In the S box, specify a value between 0 and 100 percent.
Use the slider to specify the saturation value.
4 To change the brightness value, select the B option and do one of the
following:
In the B box, specify a value between 0 and 100 percent.
Use the slider to specify the brightness value.