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fDesc[0] = "RGBLab 2005 release date: September 8, 2004. Download size: 1.5 MB.<br /> <br /> You can use RGBLab for free and distribute it freely! It will make the IT business look better!<br /> <br /> RGBLab runs on Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Me, Windows 2000, and Windows XP. You can also run RGBLab on Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003.<br /> <br /> Windows XP or Windows 2000 is recommended.<br /> <br /> RGBLab is simple to install and uninstall, and leaves no trace whatsoever, should you choose to uninstall it.<br /> <br /> If you want to install RGBLab on Windows XP or Windows 2000 you must log in with administrator privileges. This is not a problem for home users, since they normally have administrator privileges, but if your computer belongs to a local network in your workplace you may have to ask the system administrator for assistance.<br /> <br /> RGBLab is developed and tested with the utmost care. However, RGBLab is freeware and provided as is, without warranties of any kind. The copyright holder is not responsible for any direct or indirect consequence of using this software.<br /> RGBLab is a unique product and satisfies a simple and basic need. Not only will this freeware program let you pick and mix RGB colours, but it will also let you save RGB colour palettes as text files. As a web designer or developer, you will often find yourself looking for specific RGB colour codes, so you need an easy way to store them. The palettes in the photo editors are not practical for people who just need a simple way to keep track of RGB colour codes. There are some good colour pickers around, but most of them will only let you identify one RGB colour code at a time by pointing at a colour on the screen. A few of these programs will also let you save certain colour settings in some binary file format.<br /> <br /> In RGBLab, you can save all the RGB colour codes for six different colours in twelve different formats, including a custom format composed by yourself, and you can save all this information in the form of a single text file. Such a text file can later be opened in RGBLab as well as in any text editor. You will have all the different colour codes for HTML, Visual Basic, Access, C , Delphi, .NET, and Java in one place. NEVER LOOK FOR THAT RGB COLOUR CODE AGAIN!";

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