Thanks David - that did the trick!

>David,
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>HTML color codes are stored RGB. In VFP the color code is stored RBG in the integer value returned by GetColor(). The easiest thoing to do is use RGBComp() to decompose the value:
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>lnVFPColor = getcolor()
>store 0 to lnRed, lnBlue, lnGreen
>set library to foxtools additive
>RGBComp( lnVFPColor, @lnRed, @lnGreen, @lnBlue )
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>lcHTMLColor = "#" + right( transform( lnRed, "@0" ), 2 ) + right( transform( lnGreen, "@0" ), 2 ) + right( transform( lnBlue, "@0" ), 2 )
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>>I need to convert an integer color code into an HTML color code.
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>>For example, if a user is prompted to select a color with getcolor(), and they choose red, the integer value returned is 255. In order to display the color red in HTML text, I need to either use 'font color="#FF0000"' or 'font color="red"'. How do I derive that "#FF0000" value from 255, or from any other valid color integer?