You could make a screenshot of that application, load that into the image editor and pick the color that way or you could use a color chooser like Pixel Pick to do that for you in a fraction of the time.

Pixel Pick (via Instant Fundas) is a portable application which is running fine on the Windows XP test system and it should run fine on other Windows versions as well. The software developer does not provide information about compatibility on his website.

Choosing a color is a simple process. Pixel Pick immediately displays the colors that are beneath the cursor. The user can set the application to be always on top which is probably a good idea. It is still hard tp pick the exact pixel which is why Pixel Pick comes with a screen magnifier that makes it much easier to pick the right color from the area that you are investigating.

The color chooser is displaying the color information as hex, rgb, cmyk and hsb plus the exact position of the pixel on the screen. Each value can be copied with a left-click so that it can be imported into the image editor or another application that requires the input.

The software program comes with a history of the latest 36 colors that have been saved by the user. This list can be exported.

It took a while before it became apparent how the history function was working. Here is a tip that will speed up the process for you.

After moving the mouse on a pixel that should be examined you need to press a key on the keyboard to add that pixel to the history. The application will automatically switch to the next box in the pixel history (remember there are 36) and the user can use the mouse again to pick a pixel on the screen.

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