Here is the BETA version of my Colour Manager, and tool for creating colour pallets in Excel:
It’s a VB6 com addin, the only thing you really need to know is that you load a picture on the left and then click that picture to get the colour at that point. You can then click a pallet square to place it where that square is. Click the send to workbook button to send it to the active workbook.
However I have also made a video to show how to use it. Bosh!
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Worth a watch if you have a 1/2 hour with nothing better to do!
The other day a mate asked me to draw him some glass balls, I used Inkscape. Later, because I’m like that, I wondered if I could do it in Excel – this is the result – I don’t think Paint Shop has much to worry about!
Last in the series of videos about workbook protection. My new wide screen seams to have effected the video, I could not get it into a editor, and it looks a bit strange in the media player too. Having said that if you need to know how to protect office or Excel files, this will show you a couple of ways.
This is the first video I’ve ever done, still need to work out a few things and I sound a bit different than in real life. This is a very simple example of how to set up worksheet protection. Take a look!
