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ColorNamePicker 1.4

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Elstar Software

ColorNamePicker is a colorpicker that adds a name to your color.

What's New

Version 1.4:

Included German Localization (interface only)
Indicate the match between actual and the named color
Added support for Snow Leopard

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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GreGorGy reviewed on 09 Mar 2008

Seriously, for free? I DLed the latest version a week or so ago and there was a problem. Emailed the developer and got a response FASTER than I have on paid-for products. And it's free?

If you work with any kind of web design or any digital arts for that matter where colour plays a role, you gotta get this.

Did I mention free?

[Version 1.2]

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musubana commented on 28 Feb 2008

Will you please add support for different languages? If you could choose between installed lang. files from a drop-down menu, that would be great too.

Then we could even use ColorNamePicker as a tool for learning foreign language colour names!

[Version 1.2]

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Elstar Software (developer) replied on 02 Mar 2008

Localizations are supported; only English, French and Ducth so far. Please help to translate this app. For more info see:
http://home.casema.nl/joachim/Support.html
(By comparing color lists on this page you can learn color names from different languages).

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musubana replied on 02 Mar 2008

(Sure, but learning foreign language colour names by clicking on the actual colours would be something novel. I think you should give it a try in a future edition...)