Sometimes, the photos, images, pictures or graphics do not show or display in a website in Internet Explorer (“IE”) browser or an email in MS Outlook Express. Instead, where the pictures ought to be, there is a Red X or a placeholder.
Several factors could have caused this problem of images not being displayed in IE. In this Help guide, we'll look at these reasons and the solutions to show images in IE. Some of the possible causes may only be resolved by the webmaster. If you are an owner of a Blog or a webmaster, these tips might be useful to note when you are uploading images onto your Blog or webpage.
1. Image type not supported by IE
When you see a red X or placeholder, right-click on it to view the “Properties” of the image. Look at the image “Type” and “Address (URL”). IE supports images with .art, .avi, .bmp, .emf, .gif, .jpeg, .jpg, .mov, .mpeg, .mpg, .png, .wmf, and .xbm extensions. As a webmaster, if you have to put images on your website, try to stick to the usual image formats or have alternative images in these formats.
2. “Show Pictures” option in IE not selected
If you are using IE 7, under Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced tab, there is an option called “Show pictures” under the “Multimedia” heading. Select this option and press OK to save the change. In other IE versions, the option may fall under a different heading.
3. Scripts disabled in IE
Webmasters may use Active scripts, Scriptlets, Java applet, ActiveX control, or cookies to display the images on their sites. If the security setting in IE browser is set to “High”, these features may be blocked. To enable them, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Security tab. View the “Internet” zone and under “Security level for this zone” change it to “Medium” or “Medium-high”. You can also reset the zone to “Default” level. Likewise, under Tools -> Internet Options -> Privacy tab where you define the cookie settings, you may set it to “Default” level. Click OK to save.
4. Scripts disabled by Firewall
Other than IE, the configurations in your Firewall program (Norton Personal Firewall, Zonealarm, McAfee, BitDefender, etc.) may have disabled some of these scripts. View the help file of the program you are using and follow their instructions to enable some of these scripts. For this reason, webmasters should avoid using too many scripts for the main contents of the sites. Consider adding text using <noscript> tags to cater to those who have scripts disabled.
5. Web bugs
Be careful when you are configuring the above settings. The web pages you view or emails you receive may sometimes contain hidden web bugs. These are usually small little graphics 1px by 1px that track user statistics like location, usage, pages visited, or whether an email has been read. This is even used in organizations and companies to find out how many times a message is forwarded or read by the staff. They do not pose major threats, but there are those who do not like this infringement of privacy. Take a stand and configure your security and privacy settings accordingly.
6. Images blocked in Outlook Express
We touch briefly on the problem of images not displayed in Outlook Express email program. When you are in Outlook Express, go to Tools -> Options -> Security and you'll see a “Download Images” configuration. If you want to view images in your email, do not tick the “Block images and other external content in HTML e-mail” option. Click OK and save the change. You should now be able to view images in Outlook and not see the red X symbol.
7. Images not sent in Outlook Express
Also, if you are sending email with images, you could have disabled these images in the configuration. Those receiving your email will only see the red X or placeholders rather than the images. The solution to this is to go to your Outlook Express Tools -> Options -> Send tab. The “Mail Sending Format” should be “HTML” and not “Plain Text”. Click the “HTML Settings” button and check the box next to “Send pictures with messages.” Click OK to save.
8. Character Set not recognized by IE
This sounds rather technical. In layman terms, the browser interprets the code page or encoding of the web page. If your IE browser does not recognize this character set, or if a file in your browser software is corrupted or missing, the images may not be displayed when viewing the web page. For instance, the web page may be in a foreign language. If so, see that this language has been added to the browser settings. In IE, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> General. Under “Appearance” there is a “Languages” button. (In other versions of IE, the Language option may be under a different heading.) Add the languages that you would use to read the web page and click OK to save. If you are still unable to view the page, it is possible that a file or registry key is corrupted or missing. To resolve this, you may follow the Microsoft Help guide on your desktop to restore or repair your Windows software.
9. Image Server is down
Since free blogging platforms including Blogger.com have limits on the amount of storage space taken up by the Blog photos, images and graphics, it is worth considering hosting these images on an external server and linking to them from your Blog. These too have limits on space and bandwidth. All servers, even Blogger.com, can have downtimes. When these image hosts are busy, undergoing maintenance, temporarily suspended, offline, or when the download bandwidth has been exceeded, the images linked to the Blog will not be displayed. The problem could be temporary, and should you need to see these images on a particular Blog, revisit the Blog an hour or so later.
10. Image links are broken or dead
Since the images are hosted on another platform and linked, there could be instances when the webmasters typed a wrong URL, placed the " at the wrong places or omitted the closing image tags. The image HTML code and attributes are discussed in Hyperlinks and Image Links. The image links could be broken or dead when webmasters delete the images from the server or switch image servers without updating the image links. It is also possible that the image is not hotlinked. By this we mean that when the image is stored on the image server, the link given is not a direct link to the image, but a page containing the image and other contents. Hotlinking takes up bandwidth and some image servers do not provide that service. If such URL is used in the image HTML code, the image will not show.
11. Cache not cleared
The Browser cache stores web page content of the sites you have visited on your hard disk. These are the Temporary Internet Files which supposedly speed up the page download when you revisit a site since some of the contents are already stored. However, these files can comprise cookies and JavaScripts too. Make it a habit to clear the cache regularly to remove these files. In IE, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> General and under “Browsing history” click “Delete” button. Delete all the Files and offline content. These are temporary files that can be removed. If you are unable to view images, sometimes deleting these Temporary Internet Files may solve the problem.
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Google Chrome, Google’s Browser Project
Today there was a comic book in my mail, sent by Google and drawn by no less than Scott McCloud, creator of the classic Understanding Comics. The book points to www.google.com/chrome, but I can’t see anything live there yet. In a nut-shell, here’s what the comic announces Google Chrome to be:
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- Google Chrome is Google’s open source browser project. As rumored before under the name of “Google Browser”, this will be based on the existing rendering engine Webkit. Furthermore, it will include Google’s Gears project.
- The browser will include a JavaScript Virtual Machine called V8, built from scratch by a team in Denmark, and open-sourced as well so other browsers could include it. One aim of V8 was to speed up JavaScript performance in the browser, as it’s such an important component on the web today. Google also say they’re using a “multi-process design” which they say means “a bit more memory up front” but over time also “less memory bloat.” When web pages or plug-ins do use a lot of memory, you can spot them in Chrome’s task manager, “placing blame where blame belongs.”
Google Chrome will use special tabs. Instead of traditional tabs like those seen in Firefox, Chrome puts the tab buttons on the upper side of the window, not below the address bar.- The browser has an address bar with auto-completion features. Called ’omnibox’, Google says it offers search suggestions, top pages you’ve visited, pages you didn’t visit but which are popular amd more. The omnibox (“omni” is a prefix meaning “all”, as in “omniscient” – “all-knowing”) also lets you enter e.g. “digital camera” if the title of the page you visited was “Canon Digital Camera”. Additionally, the omnibox lets you search a website of which it captured the search box; you need to type the site’s name into the address bar, like “amazon”, and then hit the tab key and enter your search keywords.
- As a default homepage Chrome presents you with a kind of “speed dial” feature, similar to the one of Opera. On that page you will see your most visited webpages as 9 screenshot thumbnails. To the side, you will also see a couple of your recent searches and your recently bookmarked pages, as well as recently closed tabs.
- Chrome has a privacy mode; Google says you can create an “incognito” window “and nothing that occurs in that window is ever logged on your computer.” The latest version of Internet Explorer calls this InPrivate. Google’s use-case for when you might want to use the “incognito” feature is e.g. to keep a surprise gift a secret. As far as Microsoft’s InPrivate mode is concerned, people also speculated it was a “porn mode.”
- Web apps can be launched in their own browser window without address bar and toolbar. Mozilla has a project called Prism that aims to do similar (though doing so may train users into accepting non-URL windows as safe or into ignoring the URL, which could increase the effectiveness of phishing attacks).
- To fight malware and phishing attempts, Chrome is constantly downloading lists of harmful sites. Google also promises that whatever runs in a tab is sandboxed so that it won’t affect your machine and can be safely closed. Plugins the user installed may escape this security model, Google admits.
This looks like a very interesting project, and I think it can’t hurt to have more competition in the browser area. Google is playing this as nicely as possible by open-sourcing things, with perhaps part of the reason to try to defend against monopoly accusations – after all, Google already owns a lot of what’s happening inside the browser, and some may feel owning a browser too could be a little too much power for a single company (Google could, for instance, release browser features that benefit their sites more than most other sites... as can Microsoft with Internet Explorer). For now, until Chrome is released in a testable version, how much of the speed, stability and user interface promises will be fullfilled – and how much of the interface you’ll be able to configure in case you don’t like it – remains to be seen.
[Images by Google.]
Update: Google now posted on this at their blog, announcing the launch date to be tomorrow, Tuesday.
Update At gears.google.com/chrome/, screenshots of Google Chrome have appeared:
The service’s logo is also shown on that page (it also appears in Google’s official reprint of the comic at Google Books):
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HTML COLOR CODE
About color codes and how to apply
Color code chart
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HTML color codes are hexadecimal triplets representing the colors red, green, and blue. For example, in the the color red, the color code is FF0000, which is '255' red, '0' green, and '0' blue.
| Color | Color Code | Color | Color Code |
| Red | #FF0000 | White | #FFFFFF |
| Turquoise | #00FFFF | Light Grey | #C0C0C0 |
| Light Blue | #0000FF | Dark Grey | #808080 |
| Dark Blue | #0000A0 | Black | #000000 |
| Light Purple | #FF0080 | Orange | #FF8040 |
| Dark Purple | #800080 | Brown | #804000 |
| Yellow | #FFFF00 | Burgundy | #800000 |
| Pastel Green | #00FF00 | Forest Green | #808000 |
| Pink | #FF00FF | Grass Green | #408080 |
Color code chart
| COLOR NAME | CODE | COLOR |
| Black | #000000 | Black |
| Gray0 | #150517 | Gray0 |
| Gray18 | #250517 | Gray18 |
| Gray21 | #2B1B17 | Gray21 |
| Gray23 | #302217 | Gray23 |
| Gray24 | #302226 | Gray24 |
| Gray25 | #342826 | Gray25 |
| Gray26 | #34282C | Gray26 |
| Gray27 | #382D2C | Gray27 |
| Gray28 | #3b3131 | Gray28 |
| Gray29 | #3E3535 | Gray29 |
| Gray30 | #413839 | Gray30 |
| Gray31 | #41383C | Gray31 |
| Gray32 | #463E3F | Gray32 |
| Gray34 | #4A4344 | Gray34 |
| Gray35 | #4C4646 | Gray35 |
| Gray36 | #4E4848 | Gray36 |
| Gray37 | #504A4B | Gray37 |
| Gray38 | #544E4F | Gray38 |
| Gray39 | #565051 | Gray39 |
| Gray40 | #595454 | Gray40 |
| Gray41 | #5C5858 | Gray41 |
| Gray42 | #5F5A59 | Gray42 |
| Gray43 | #625D5D | Gray43 |
| Gray44 | #646060 | Gray44 |
| Gray45 | #666362 | Gray45 |
| Gray46 | #696565 | Gray46 |
| Gray47 | #6D6968 | Gray47 |
| Gray48 | #6E6A6B | Gray48 |
| Gray49 | #726E6D | Gray49 |
| Gray50 | #747170 | Gray50 |
| Gray | #736F6E | Gray |
| Slate Gray4 | #616D7E | Slate Gray4 |
| Slate Gray | #657383 | Slate Gray |
| Light Steel Blue4 | #646D7E | Light Steel Blue4 |
| Light Slate Gray | #6D7B8D | Light Slate Gray |
| Cadet Blue4 | #4C787E | Cadet Blue4 |
| Dark Slate Gray4 | #4C7D7E | Dark Slate Gray4 |
| Thistle4 | #806D7E | Thistle4 |
| Medium Slate Blue | #5E5A80 | Medium Slate Blue |
| Medium Purple4 | #4E387E | Medium Purple4 |
| Midnight Blue | #151B54 | Midnight Blue |
| Dark Slate Blue | #2B3856 | Dark Slate Blue |
| Dark Slate Gray | #25383C | Dark Slate Gray |
| Dim Gray | #463E41 | Dim Gray |
| Cornflower Blue | #151B8D | Cornflower Blue |
| Royal Blue4 | #15317E | Royal Blue4 |
| Slate Blue4 | #342D7E | Slate Blue4 |
| Royal Blue | #2B60DE | Royal Blue |
| Royal Blue1 | #306EFF | Royal Blue1 |
| Royal Blue2 | #2B65EC | Royal Blue2 |
| Royal Blue3 | #2554C7 | Royal Blue3 |
| Deep Sky Blue | #3BB9FF | Deep Sky Blue |
| Deep Sky Blue2 | #38ACEC | Deep Sky Blue2 |
| Slate Blue | #3574EC7 | Slate Blue |
| Deep Sky Blue3 | #3090C7 | Deep Sky Blue3 |
| Deep Sky Blue4 | #25587E | Deep Sky Blue4 |
| Dodger Blue | #1589FF | Dodger Blue |
| Dodger Blue2 | #157DEC | Dodger Blue2 |
| Dodger Blue3 | #1569C7 | Dodger Blue3 |
| Dodger Blue4 | #153E7E | Dodger Blue4 |
| Steel Blue4 | #2B547E | Steel Blue4 |
| Steel Blue | #4863A0 | Steel Blue |
| Slate Blue2 | #6960EC | Slate Blue2 |
| Violet | #8D38C9 | Violet |
| Medium Purple3 | #7A5DC7 | Medium Purple3 |
| Medium Purple | #8467D7 | Medium Purple |
| Medium Purple2 | #9172EC | Medium Purple2 |
| Medium Purple1 | #9E7BFF | Medium Purple1 |
| Light Steel Blue | #728FCE | Light Steel Blue |
| Steel Blue3 | #488AC7 | Steel Blue3 |
| Steel Blue2 | #56A5EC | Steel Blue2 |
| Steel Blue1 | #5CB3FF | Steel Blue1 |
| Sky Blue3 | #659EC7 | Sky Blue3 |
| Sky Blue4 | #41627E | Sky Blue4 |
| Slate Blue | #737CA1 | Slate Blue |
| Slate Blue | #737CA1 | Slate Blue |
| Slate Gray3 | #98AFC7 | Slate Gray3 |
| Violet Red | #F6358A | Violet Red |
| Violet Red1 | #F6358A | Violet Red1 |
| Violet Red2 | #E4317F | Violet Red2 |
| Deep Pink | #F52887 | Deep Pink |
| Deep Pink2 | #E4287C | Deep Pink2 |
| Deep Pink3 | #C12267 | Deep Pink3 |
| Deep Pink4 | #7D053F | Deep Pink4 |
| Medium Violet Red | #CA226B | Medium Violet Red |
| Violet Red3 | #C12869 | Violet Red3 |
| Firebrick | #800517 | Firebrick |
| Violet Red4 | #7D0541 | Violet Red4 |
| Maroon4 | #7D0552 | Maroon4 |
| Maroon | #810541 | Maroon |
| Maroon3 | #C12283 | Maroon3 |
| Maroon2 | #E3319D | Maroon2 |
| Maroon1 | #F535AA | Maroon1 |
| Magenta | #FF00FF | Magenta |
| Magenta1 | #F433FF | Magenta1 |
| Magenta2 | #E238EC | Magenta2 |
| Magenta3 | #C031C7 | Magenta3 |
| Medium Orchid | #B048B5 | Medium Orchid |
| Medium Orchid1 | #D462FF | Medium Orchid1 |
| Medium Orchid2 | #C45AEC | Medium Orchid2 |
| Medium Orchid3 | #A74AC7 | Medium Orchid3 |
| Medium Orchid4 | #6A287E | Medium Orchid4 |
| Purple | #8E35EF | Purple |
| Purple1 | #893BFF | Purple1 |
| Purple2 | #7F38EC | Purple2 |
| Purple3 | #6C2DC7 | Purple3 |
| Purple4 | #461B7E | Purple4 |
| Dark Orchid4 | #571B7e | Dark Orchid4 |
| Dark Orchid | #7D1B7E | Dark Orchid |
| Dark Violet | #842DCE | Dark Violet |
| Dark Orchid3 | #8B31C7 | Dark Orchid3 |
| Dark Orchid2 | #A23BEC | Dark Orchid2 |
| Dark Orchid1 | #B041FF | Dark Orchid1 |
| Plum4 | #7E587E | Plum4 |
| Pale Violet Red | #D16587 | Pale Violet Red |
| Pale Violet Red1 | #F778A1 | Pale Violet Red1 |
| Pale Violet Red2 | #E56E94 | Pale Violet Red2 |
| Pale Violet Red3 | #C25A7C | Pale Violet Red3 |
| Pale Violet Red4 | #7E354D | Pale Violet Red4 |
| Plum | #B93B8F | Plum |
| Plum1 | #F9B7FF | Plum1 |
| Plum2 | #E6A9EC | Plum2 |
| Plum3 | #C38EC7 | Plum3 |
| Thistle | #D2B9D3 | Thistle |
| Thistle3 | #C6AEC7 | Thistle3 |
| Lavendar Blush2 | #EBDDE2 | Lavender Blush2 |
| Lavendar Blush3 | #C8BBBE | Lavender Blush3 |
| Thistle2 | #E9CFEC | Thistle2 |
| Thistle1 | #FCDFFF | Thistle1 |
| Lavendar | #E3E4FA | Lavender |
| Lavendar Blush | #FDEEF4 | Lavender Blush |
| Light Steel Blue1 | #C6DEFF | Light Steel Blue1 |
| Light Blue | #ADDFFF | Light Blue |
| Light Blue1 | #BDEDFF | Light Blue1 |
| Light Cyan | #E0FFFF | Light Cyan |
| Slate Gray1 | #C2DFFF | Slate Gray1 |
| Slate Gray2 | #B4CFEC | Slate Gray2 |
| Light Steel Blue2 | #B7CEEC | Light Steel Blue2 |
| Turquoise1 | #52F3FF | Turquoise1 |
| Cyan | #00FFFF | Cyan |
| Cyan1 | #57FEFF | Cyan1 |
| Cyan2 | #50EBEC | Cyan2 |
| Turquoise2 | #4EE2EC | Turquoise2 |
| Medium Turquoise | #48CCCD | Medium Turquoise |
| Turquoise | #43C6DB | Turquoise |
| Dark Slate Gray1 | #9AFEFF | Dark Slate Gray1 |
| Dark Slate Gray2 | #8EEBEC | Dark slate Gray2 |
| Dark Slate Gray3 | #78c7c7 | Dark Slate Gray3 |
| Cyan3 | #46C7C7 | Cyan3 |
| Turquoise3 | #43BFC7 | Turquoise3 |
| Cadet Blue3 | #77BFC7 | Cadet Blue3 |
| Pale Turquoise3 | #92C7C7 | Pale Turquoise3 |
| Light Blue2 | #AFDCEC | Light Blue2 |
| Dark Turquoise | #3B9C9C | Dark Turquoise |
| Cyan4 | #307D7E | Cyan4 |
| Light Sea Green | #3EA99F | Light Sea Green |
| Light Sky Blue | #82CAFA | Light Sky Blue |
| Light Sky Blue2 | #A0CFEC | Light Sky Blue2 |
| Light Sky Blue3 | #87AFC7 | Light Sky Blue3 |
| Sky Blue | #82CAFF | Sky Blue |
| Sky Blue2 | #79BAEC | Sky Blue2 |
| Light Sky Blue4 | #566D7E | Light Sky Blue4 |
| Sky Blue | #6698FF | Sky Blue |
| Light Slate Blue | #736AFF | Light Slate Blue |
| Light Cyan2 | #CFECEC | Light Cyan2 |
| Light Cyan3 | #AFC7C7 | Light Cyan3 |
| Light Cyan4 | #717D7D | Light Cyan4 |
| Light Blue3 | #95B9C7 | Light Blue3 |
| Light Blue4 | #5E767E | Light Blue4 |
| Pale Turquoise4 | #5E7D7E | Pale Turquoise4 |
| Dark Sea Green4 | #617C58 | Dark Sea Green4 |
| Medium Aquamarine | #348781 | Medium Aquamarine |
| Medium Sea Green | #306754 | Medium Sea Green |
| Sea Green | #4E8975 | Sea Green |
| Dark Green | #254117 | Dark Green |
| Sea Green4 | #387C44 | Sea Green4 |
| Forest Green | #4E9258 | Forest Green |
| Medium Forest Green | #347235 | Medium Forest Green |
| Spring Green4 | #347C2C | Spring Green4 |
| Dark Olive Green4 | #667C26 | Dark Olive Green4 |
| Chartreuse4 | #437C17 | Chartreuse4 |
| Green4 | #347C17 | Green4 |
| Medium Spring Green | #348017 | Medium Spring Green |
| Spring Green | #4AA02C | Spring Green |
| Lime Green | #41A317 | Lime Green |
| Spring Green | #4AA02C | Spring Green |
| Dark Sea Green | #8BB381 | Dark Sea Green |
| Dark Sea Green3 | #99C68E | Dark Sea Green3 |
| Green3 | #4CC417 | Green3 |
| Chartreuse3 | #6CC417 | Chartreuse3 |
| Yellow Green | #52D017 | Yellow Green |
| Spring Green3 | #4CC552 | Spring Green3 |
| Sea Green3 | #54C571 | Sea Green3 |
| Spring Green2 | #57E964 | Spring Green2 |
| Spring Green1 | #5EFB6E | Spring Green1 |
| Sea Green2 | #64E986 | Sea Green2 |
| Sea Green1 | #6AFB92 | Sea Green1 |
| Dark Sea Green2 | #B5EAAA | Dark Sea Green2 |
| Dark Sea Green1 | #C3FDB8 | Dark Sea Green1 |
| Green | #00FF00 | Green |
| Lawn Green | #87F717 | Lawn Green |
| Green1 | #5FFB17 | Green1 |
| Green2 | #59E817 | Green2 |
| Chartreuse2 | #7FE817 | Chartreuse2 |
| Chartreuse | #8AFB17 | Chartreuse |
| Green Yellow | #B1FB17 | Green Yellow |
| Dark Olive Green1 | #CCFB5D | Dark Olive Green1 |
| Dark Olive Green2 | #BCE954 | Dark Olive Green2 |
| Dark Olive Green3 | #A0C544 | Dark Olive Green3 |
| Yellow | #FFFF00 | Yellow |
| Yellow1 | #FFFC17 | Yellow1 |
| Khaki1 | #FFF380 | Khaki1 |
| Khaki2 | #EDE275 | Khaki2 |
| Goldenrod | #EDDA74 | Goldenrod |
| Gold2 | #EAC117 | Gold2 |
| Gold1 | #FDD017 | Gold1 |
| Goldenrod1 | #FBB917 | Goldenrod1 |
| Goldenrod2 | #E9AB17 | Goldenrod2 |
| Gold | #D4A017 | Gold |
| Gold3 | #C7A317 | Gold3 |
| Goldenrod3 | #C68E17 | Goldenrod3 |
| Dark Goldenrod | #AF7817 | Dark Goldenrod |
| Khaki | #ADA96E | Khaki |
| Khaki3 | #C9BE62 | Khaki3 |
| Khaki4 | #827839 | Khaki4 |
| Dark Goldenrod1 | #FBB117 | Dark Goldenrod1 |
| Dark Goldenrod2 | #E8A317 | Dark Goldenrod2 |
| Dark Goldenrod3 | #C58917 | Dark Goldenrod3 |
| Sienna1 | #F87431 | Sienna1 |
| Sienna2 | #E66C2C | Sienna2 |
| Dark Orange | #F88017 | Dark Orange |
| Dark Orange1 | #F87217 | Dark Orange1 |
| Dark Orange2 | #E56717 | Dark Orange2 |
| Dark Orange3 | #C35617 | Dark Orange3 |
| Sienna3 | #C35817 | Sienna3 |
| Sienna | #8A4117 | Sienna |
| Sienna4 | #7E3517 | Sienna4 |
| Indian Red4 | #7E2217 | Indian Red4 |
| Dark Orange3 | #7E3117 | Dark Orange3 |
| Salmon4 | #7E3817 | Salmon4 |
| Dark Goldenrod4 | #7F5217 | Dark Goldenrod4 |
| Gold4 | #806517 | Gold4 |
| Goldenrod4 | #805817 | Goldenrod4 |
| Light Salmon4 | #7F462C | Light Salmon4 |
| Chocolate | #C85A17 | Chocolate |
| Coral3 | #C34A2C | Coral3 |
| Coral2 | #E55B3C | Coral2 |
| Coral | #F76541 | Coral |
| Dark Salmon | #E18B6B | Dark Salmon |
| Salmon1 | #F88158 | Pale Turquoise4 |
| Salmon2 | #E67451 | Salmon2 |
| Salmon3 | #C36241 | Salmon3 |
| Light Salmon3 | #C47451 | Light Salmon3 |
| Light Salmon2 | #E78A61 | Light Salmon2 |
| Light Salmon | #F9966B | Light Salmon |
| Sandy Brown | #EE9A4D | Sandy Brown |
| Hot Pink | #F660AB | Hot Pink |
| Hot Pink1 | #F665AB | Hot Pink1 |
| Hot Pink2 | #E45E9D | Hot Pink2 |
| Hot Pink3 | #C25283 | Hot Pink3 |
| Hot Pink4 | #7D2252 | Hot Pink4 |
| Light Coral | #E77471 | Light Coral |
| Indian Red1 | #F75D59 | Indian Red1 |
| Indian Red2 | #E55451 | Indian Red2 |
| Indian Red3 | #C24641 | Indian Red3 |
| Red | #FF0000 | Red |
| Red1 | #F62217 | Red1 |
| Red2 | #E41B17 | Red2 |
| Firebrick1 | #F62817 | Firebrick1 |
| Firebrick2 | #E42217 | Firebrick2 |
| Firebrick3 | #C11B17 | Firebrick3 |
| Pink | #FAAFBE | Pink |
| Rosy Brown1 | #FBBBB9 | Rosy Brown1 |
| Rosy Brown2 | #E8ADAA | Rosy Brown2 |
| Pink2 | #E7A1B0 | Pink2 |
| Light Pink | #FAAFBA | Light Pink |
| Light Pink1 | #F9A7B0 | Light Pink1 |
| Light Pink2 | #E799A3 | Light Pink2 |
| Pink3 | #C48793 | Pink3 |
| Rosy Brown3 | #C5908E | Rosy Brown3 |
| Rosy Brown | #B38481 | Rosy Brown |
| Light Pink3 | #C48189 | Light Pink3 |
| Rosy Brown4 | #7F5A58 | Rosy Brown4 |
| Light Pink4 | #7F4E52 | Light Pink4 |
| Pink4 | #7F525D | Pink4 |
| Lavendar Blush4 | #817679 | Lavendar Blush4 |
| Light Goldenrod4 | #817339 | Light Goldenrod4 |
| Lemon Chiffon4 | #827B60 | Lemon Chiffon4 |
| Lemon Chiffon3 | #C9C299 | Lemon Chiffon3 |
| Light Goldenrod3 | #C8B560 | Light Goldenrod3 |
| Light Golden2 | #ECD672 | Light Golden2 |
| Light Goldenrod | #ECD872 | Light Goldenrod |
| Light Goldenrod1 | #FFE87C | Light Goldenrod1 |
| Lemon Chiffon2 | #ECE5B6 | Lemon Chiffon2 |
| Lemon Chiffon | #FFF8C6 | Lemon Chiffon |
| Light Goldenrod Yellow | #FAF8CC | Light Goldenrod Yellow |
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