>>One of my control used in a Web browser is having some color parameters. However, as oppose to standard HTML where we can specify CCCCCC as a color, for example, we need to specify something like -2147483643. Can someone tell what is the formula to convert something like that to its number equivalent?
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>>We have something like that in Visual FoxPro I believe for some properties. Is this the same that applies here?
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>Your CCCCCC is in fact a RGB color in hex in the format: RRGGBB where each letter is a HEX digit. In VFP you can write the same thing as 0xCCCCCC.
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>For example, if your HTML color is F3147D, in VFP you will have 0xF3147D. You can also write the following:
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>lnColor = 0xF3147D
>?lnColor
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>This will print the equivalent number in decimal. Ie: no conversion is necessary. Just write the hex number prefixed by 0x.

Thanks, I'll try that.