allinasp.NET ColorPicker 1.1 ASP.NET script

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allinasp.NET ColorPicker is an ASP.NET Server Control for adding visual color selection to your web forms by dragging the control from your VisualStudio.NET ToolBox. The allinasp.NET ColorPicker is an ASP.NET Server Control for adding visual color selection to your web forms by dragging the control from your VisualStudio.NET ToolBox.The control offers support for ASP.NET events, viewstate and postbacks and is compatible with a variety of web browser such as IE 4 , Opera and Netscape 6 .You can customize the look and style of the color picker to fit within any style web form using the built-in properties of the control. The code is completely self-contained no external script files are required and you can include multiple copies of the control on a single page.
Operating system:
Windows

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