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I’m introducing a new featured post here at AMHQ this month and it’s called the “Software Pick Of The Month”. Each month I’ll feature one piece of software that I’ve enjoyed using recently. Sometimes I’ll do a full review of the software, and other times I’ll just post a little blurb about the software.

My first Software Pick Of The Month is called ColorTagGen by R.A.D. Productions. ColorTagGen is a perfect example of a piece of Mac software. ColorTagGen does one thing, and it does it well. Simply put, ColorTagGen generates HTML/CSS tags from a color on your screen. Do you want to find the hex code for a specific color on a website you like so you can use the same color on your website? With ColorTagGen, finding the hex color is a simple two click process. Open ColorTagGen and click the magnifying glass, then click the color you want. Copy and paste the hex code given into your CSS and you’re done.

ColorTagGen is free and available from R.A.D Productions here. In addition to downloading the application, you can also download the source code. There is no OS X requirement to run ColorTagGen given on the website, but I’ve run it on Tiger with no problems. If you do any sort of web design, this is a great tool to add to your application arsenal.

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