What's in a name?
You may be wondering why people refer to WiFi as 802.11 networking. The 802.11 designation comes from the IEEE. The IEEE sets standards for a range of technological protocols, and it uses a numbering system to classify these standards.
A wireless network uses radio waves, just like cell phones, televisions and radios do. In fact, communication across a wireless network is a lot like two-way radio communication. Here's what happens:
1. A computer's wireless adapter translates data into a radio signal and transmits it using an antenna.
2. A wireless router receives the signal and decodes it. The router sends the information to the Internet using a physical, wired Ethernet connection.
The process also works in reverse, with the router receiving information from the Internet, translating it into a radio signal and sending it to the computer's wireless adapter.
The radios used for WiFi communication are very similar to the radios used for walkie-talkies, cell phones and other devices. They can transmit and receive radio waves, and they can convert 1s and 0s into radio waves and convert the radio waves back into 1s and 0s. But WiFi radios have a few notable differences from other radios:
* They transmit at frequencies of 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz. This frequency is considerably higher than the frequencies used for cell phones, walkie-talkies and televisions. The higher frequency allows the signal to carry more data.
* They use 802.11 networking standards, which come in several flavors:
o 802.11a transmits at 5 GHz and can move up to 54 megabits of data per second. It also uses orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM), a more efficient coding technique that splits that radio signal into several sub-signals before they reach a receiver. This greatly reduces interference.
o 802.11b is the slowest and least expensive standard. For a while, its cost made it popular, but now it's becoming less common as faster standards become less expensive. 802.11b transmits in the 2.4 GHz frequency band of the radio spectrum. It can handle up to 11 megabits of data per second, and it uses complementary code keying (CCK) modulation to improve speeds.
o 802.11g transmits at 2.4 GHz like 802.11b, but it's a lot faster -- it can handle up to 54 megabits of data per second. 802.11g is faster because it uses the same OFDM coding as 802.11a.
o 802.11n is the newest standard that is widely available. This standard significantly improves speed and range. For instance, although 802.11g theoretically moves 54 megabits of data per second, it only achieves real-world speeds of about 24 megabits of data per second because of network congestion. 802.11n, however, reportedly can achieve speeds as high as 140 megabits per second. The standard is currently in draft form -- the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) plans to formally ratify 802.11n by the end of 2009.
* Other 802.11 standards focus on specific applications of wireless networks, like wide area networks (WANs) inside vehicles or technology that lets you move from one wireless network to another seamlessly.
* WiFi radios can transmit on any of three frequency bands. Or, they can "frequency hop" rapidly between the different bands. Frequency hopping helps reduce interference and lets multiple devices use the same wireless connection simultaneously.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
Process Explorer v11.33
Ever wondered which program has a particular file or directory open? Now you can find out. Process Explorer shows you information about which handles and DLLs processes have opened or loaded.
The Process Explorer display consists of two sub-windows. The top window always shows a list of the currently active processes, including the names of their owning accounts, whereas the information displayed in the bottom window depends on the mode that Process Explorer is in: if it is in handle mode you'll see the handles that the process selected in the top window has opened; if Process Explorer is in DLL mode you'll see the DLLs and memory-mapped files that the process has loaded. Process Explorer also has a powerful search capability that will quickly show you which processes have particular handles opened or DLLs loaded.
The unique capabilities of Process Explorer make it useful for tracking down DLL-version problems or handle leaks, and provide insight into the way Windows and applications work.
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source:Microsoft Technet
The Process Explorer display consists of two sub-windows. The top window always shows a list of the currently active processes, including the names of their owning accounts, whereas the information displayed in the bottom window depends on the mode that Process Explorer is in: if it is in handle mode you'll see the handles that the process selected in the top window has opened; if Process Explorer is in DLL mode you'll see the DLLs and memory-mapped files that the process has loaded. Process Explorer also has a powerful search capability that will quickly show you which processes have particular handles opened or DLLs loaded.
The unique capabilities of Process Explorer make it useful for tracking down DLL-version problems or handle leaks, and provide insight into the way Windows and applications work.
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source:Microsoft Technet
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
How to put a background image on your Drive C, D, and USB Flash Disk for Windows XP and Vista
Windows XP
STEP 1
Copy this code below to Notepad
STEP 2
Save as Desktop.ini to your Drive C, D or flashdrive
STEP 3
Make/Select a picture that you want to be used as background then name it as yourpicture.jpg
that is the default filename under IconArea_Image= "yourpicture.jpg"
you can use any image like bitmap, gif. as long as the filename is the same under IconArea_Image.
STEP 4
Put your image to be used as background to Drive C, D or flash drive
Then Press F5 or Refresh
You're done................
Note: You can hide your picture and desktop.ini as you like
Windows Vista
STEP 1
Copy this code below to Notepad
STEP 2
Save as Desktop.ini to your Drive C, D or flashdrive
STEP 3
Make/Select a picture that you want to be used as background then name it as wall.jpg
that is the default filename under IconArea_Image= "wall.jpg"
you can use any image like bitmap, gif. as long as the filename is the same under IconArea_Image.
STEP 4
Put your image to be used as background to Drive C, D or flash drive
Then Press F5 or Refresh
You're done................
Note: You can hide your picture and desktop.ini as you like
Note: You can change the color of the text for Windows Vista
font colors:
FFFAFA "snow"
F8F8FF "ghost white"
F5F5F5 "white smoke"
DCDCDC "gainsboro"
FFFAF0 "floral white"
FDF5E6 "old lace"
FAF0E6 "linen"
FAEBD7 "antique white"
FFEFD5 "papaya whip"
FFEBCD "blanched almond"
FFE4C4 "bisque"
FFDAB9 "peach puff"
FFDEAD "navajo white"
FFE4B5 "moccasin"
FFF8DC "cornsilk"
FFFFF0 "ivory"
FFFACD "lemon chiffon"
FFF5EE "seashell"
F0FFF0 "honeydew"
F5FFFA "mint cream"
F0FFFF "azure"
F0F8FF "alice blue"
E6E6FA "lavender"
FFF0F5 "lavender blush"
FFE4E1 "misty rose"
FFFFFF "white"
000000 "black"
2F4F4F "dark slate gray"
696969 "dim gray"
708090 "slate gray"
778899 "light slate gray"
BEBEBE "gray"
D3D3D3 "light grey"
191970 "midnight blue"
000080 "navy"
6495ED "cornflower blue"
483D8B "dark slate blue"
6A5ACD "slate blue"
7B68EE "medium slate blue"
8470FF "light slate blue"
0000CD "medium blue"
4169E1 "royal blue"
0000FF "blue"
1E90FF "dodger blue"
00BFFF "deep sky blue"
87CEEB "sky blue"
87CEFA "light sky blue"
4682B4 "steel blue"
B0C4DE "light steel blue"
ADD8E6 "light blue"
B0E0E6 "powder blue"
AFEEEE "pale turquoise"
00CED1 "dark turquoise"
48D1CC "medium turquoise"
40E0D0 "turquoise"
00FFFF "cyan"
E0FFFF "light cyan"
5F9EA0 "cadet blue"
66CDAA "medium aquamarine"
7FFFD4 "aquamarine"
006400 "dark green"
556B2F "dark olive green"
8FBC8F "dark sea green"
2E8B57 "sea green"
3CB371 "medium sea green"
20B2AA "light sea green"
98FB98 "pale green"
00FF7F "spring green"
7CFC00 "lawn green"
00FF00 "green"
7FFF00 "chartreuse"
00FA9A "medium spring green"
ADFF2F "green yellow"
32CD32 "lime green"
9ACD32 "yellow green"
228B22 "forest green"
6B8E23 "olive drab"
BDB76B "dark khaki"
F0E68C "khaki"
EEE8AA "pale goldenrod"
FAFAD2 "light goldenrod yellow"
FFFFE0 "light yellow"
FFFF00 "yellow"
FFD700 "gold"
EEDD82 "light goldenrod"
DAA520 "goldenrod"
B8860B "dark goldenrod"
BC8F8F "rosy brown"
CD5C5C "indian red"
8B4513 "saddle brown"
A0522D "sienna"
CD853F "peru"
DEB887 "burlywood"
F5F5DC "beige"
F5DEB3 "wheat"
F4A460 "sandy brown"
D2B48C "tan"
D2691E "chocolate"
B22222 "firebrick"
A52A2A "brown"
E9967A "dark salmon"
FA8072 "salmon"
FFA07A "light salmon"
FFA500 "orange"
FF8C00 "dark orange"
FF7F50 "coral"
F08080 "light coral"
FF6347 "tomato"
FF4500 "orange red"
FF0000 "red"
FF69B4 "hot pink"
FF1493 "deep pink"
FFC0CB "pink"
FFB6C1 "light pink"
DB7093 "pale violet red"
B03060 "maroon"
C71585 "medium violet red"
D02090 "violet red"
FF00FF "magenta"
EE82EE "violet"
DDA0DD "plum"
DA70D6 "orchid"
BA55D3 "medium orchid"
9932CC "dark orchid"
9400D3 "dark violet"
8A2BE2 "blue violet"
A020F0 "purple"
9370DB "medium purple"
D8BFD8 "thistle"
EEE9E9 "snow2"
CDC9C9 "snow3"
8B8989 "snow4"
EEE5DE "seashell2"
CDC5BF "seashell3"
8B8682 "seashell4"
FFEFDB "AntiqueWhite1"
EEDFCC "AntiqueWhite2"
CDC0B0 "AntiqueWhite3"
8B8378 "AntiqueWhite4"
EED5B7 "bisque2"
CDB79E "bisque3"
8B7D6B "bisque4"
EECBAD "PeachPuff2"
CDAF95 "PeachPuff3"
8B7765 "PeachPuff4"
EECFA1 "NavajoWhite2"
CDB38B "NavajoWhite3"
8B795E "NavajoWhite4"
EEE9BF "LemonChiffon2"
CDC9A5 "LemonChiffon3"
8B8970 "LemonChiffon4"
EEE8CD "cornsilk2"
CDC8B1 "cornsilk3"
8B8878 "cornsilk4"
EEEEE0 "ivory2"
CDCDC1 "ivory3"
8B8B83 "ivory4"
E0EEE0 "honeydew2"
C1CDC1 "honeydew3"
838B83 "honeydew4"
EEE0E5 "LavenderBlush2"
CDC1C5 "LavenderBlush3"
8B8386 "LavenderBlush4"
EED5D2 "MistyRose2"
CDB7B5 "MistyRose3"
8B7D7B "MistyRose4"
E0EEEE "azure2"
C1CDCD "azure3"
838B8B "azure4"
836FFF "SlateBlue1"
7A67EE "SlateBlue2"
6959CD "SlateBlue3"
473C8B "SlateBlue4"
4876FF "RoyalBlue1"
436EEE "RoyalBlue2"
3A5FCD "RoyalBlue3"
27408B "RoyalBlue4"
0000EE "blue2"
00008B "blue4"
1C86EE "DodgerBlue2"
1874CD "DodgerBlue3"
104E8B "DodgerBlue4"
63B8FF "SteelBlue1"
5CACEE "SteelBlue2"
4F94CD "SteelBlue3"
36648B 36648B "SteelBlue4"
00B2EE "DeepSkyBlue2"
009ACD "DeepSkyBlue3"
00688B "DeepSkyBlue4"
87CEFF "SkyBlue1"
7EC0EE "SkyBlue2"
6CA6CD "SkyBlue3"
4A708B "SkyBlue4"
B0E2FF "LightSkyBlue1"
A4D3EE "LightSkyBlue2"
8DB6CD "LightSkyBlue3"
607B8B "LightSkyBlue4"
C6E2FF "SlateGray1"
B9D3EE "SlateGray2"
9FB6CD "SlateGray3"
6C7B8B "SlateGray4"
CAE1FF "LightSteelBlue1"
BCD2EE "LightSteelBlue2"
A2B5CD "LightSteelBlue3"
6E7B8B "LightSteelBlue4"
BFEFFF "LightBlue1"
B2DFEE "LightBlue2"
9AC0CD "LightBlue3"
68838B "LightBlue4"
D1EEEE "LightCyan2"
B4CDCD "LightCyan3"
7A8B8B "LightCyan4"
BBFFFF "PaleTurquoise1"
AEEEEE "PaleTurquoise2"
96CDCD "PaleTurquoise3"
668B8B "PaleTurquoise4"
98F5FF "CadetBlue1"
8EE5EE "CadetBlue2"
7AC5CD "CadetBlue3"
53868B "CadetBlue4"
00F5FF "turquoise1"
00E5EE "turquoise2"
00C5CD "turquoise3"
00868B "turquoise4"
00EEEE "cyan2"
00CDCD "cyan3"
008B8B "cyan4"
97FFFF "DarkSlateGray1"
8DEEEE "DarkSlateGray2"
79CDCD "DarkSlateGray3"
528B8B "DarkSlateGray4"
76EEC6 "aquamarine2"
458B74 "aquamarine4"
C1FFC1 "DarkSeaGreen1"
B4EEB4 "DarkSeaGreen2"
9BCD9B "DarkSeaGreen3"
698B69 "DarkSeaGreen4"
54FF9F "SeaGreen1"
4EEE94 "SeaGreen2"
43CD80 "SeaGreen3"
9AFF9A "PaleGreen1"
90EE90 "PaleGreen2"
7CCD7C "PaleGreen3"
548B54 "PaleGreen4"
00EE76 "SpringGreen2"
00CD66 "SpringGreen3"
008B45 "SpringGreen4"
00EE00 "green2"
00CD00 "green3"
008B00 "green4"
76EE00 "chartreuse2"
66CD00 "chartreuse3"
458B00 "chartreuse4"
C0FF3E "OliveDrab1"
B3EE3A "OliveDrab2"
698B22 "OliveDrab4"
CAFF70 "DarkOliveGreen1"
BCEE68 "DarkOliveGreen2"
A2CD5A "DarkOliveGreen3"
6E8B3D "DarkOliveGreen4"
FFF68F "khaki1"
EEE685 "khaki2"
CDC673 "khaki3"
8B864E "khaki4"
FFEC8B "LightGoldenrod1"
EEDC82 "LightGoldenrod2"
CDBE70 "LightGoldenrod3"
8B814C "LightGoldenrod4"
EEEED1 "LightYellow2"
CDCDB4 "LightYellow3"
8B8B7A "LightYellow4"
EEEE00 "yellow2"
CDCD00 "yellow3"
8B8B00 "yellow4"
EEC900 "gold2"
CDAD00 "gold3"
8B7500 "gold4"
FFC125 "goldenrod1"
EEB422 "goldenrod2"
CD9B1D "goldenrod3"
8B6914 "goldenrod4"
FFB90F "DarkGoldenrod1"
EEAD0E "DarkGoldenrod2"
CD950C "DarkGoldenrod3"
8B6508 "DarkGoldenrod4"
FFC1C1 "RosyBrown1"
EEB4B4 "RosyBrown2"
CD9B9B "RosyBrown3"
8B6969 "RosyBrown4"
FF6A6A "IndianRed1"
EE6363 "IndianRed2"
CD5555 "IndianRed3"
8B3A3A "IndianRed4"
FF8247 "sienna1"
EE7942 "sienna2"
CD6839 "sienna3"
8B4726 "sienna4"
FFD39B "burlywood1"
EEC591 "burlywood2"
CDAA7D "burlywood3"
8B7355 "burlywood4"
FFE7BA "wheat1"
EED8AE "wheat2"
CDBA96 "wheat3"
STEP 1
Copy this code below to Notepad
[.ShellClassInfo]
IconFile=%SystemRoot%\system32\SHELL32.dll
IconIndex=127
ConfirmFileOp=0
[{BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}]
Attributes=1
IconArea_Image= "yourpicture.jpg"
IconArea_Text="5x55555"
VeBRA sources - don't delete the tag above, it's there for XXXXX purposes -
[ExtShellFolderViews]
{BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}={BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}
{5984FFE0-28D4-11CF-AE66-08002B2E1262}={5984FFE0-28D4-11CF-AE66-08002B2E1262}
[{5984FFE0-28D4-11CF-AE66-08002B2E1262}]
PersistMoniker=Folder.htt
PersistMonikerPreview=%WebDir%\folder.bmp
STEP 2
Save as Desktop.ini to your Drive C, D or flashdrive
STEP 3
Make/Select a picture that you want to be used as background then name it as yourpicture.jpg
that is the default filename under IconArea_Image= "yourpicture.jpg"
you can use any image like bitmap, gif. as long as the filename is the same under IconArea_Image.
STEP 4
Put your image to be used as background to Drive C, D or flash drive
Then Press F5 or Refresh
You're done................
Note: You can hide your picture and desktop.ini as you like
Windows Vista
STEP 1
Copy this code below to Notepad
[AveFolder]
IconArea_Image=.\wall.jpg
ShadowedText=1
Recursive=1
TextR=0
TextG=0
TextB=0
STEP 2
Save as Desktop.ini to your Drive C, D or flashdrive
STEP 3
Make/Select a picture that you want to be used as background then name it as wall.jpg
that is the default filename under IconArea_Image= "wall.jpg"
you can use any image like bitmap, gif. as long as the filename is the same under IconArea_Image.
STEP 4
Put your image to be used as background to Drive C, D or flash drive
Then Press F5 or Refresh
You're done................
Note: You can hide your picture and desktop.ini as you like
Note: You can change the color of the text for Windows Vista
font colors:
FFFAFA "snow"
F8F8FF "ghost white"
F5F5F5 "white smoke"
DCDCDC "gainsboro"
FFFAF0 "floral white"
FDF5E6 "old lace"
FAF0E6 "linen"
FAEBD7 "antique white"
FFEFD5 "papaya whip"
FFEBCD "blanched almond"
FFE4C4 "bisque"
FFDAB9 "peach puff"
FFDEAD "navajo white"
FFE4B5 "moccasin"
FFF8DC "cornsilk"
FFFFF0 "ivory"
FFFACD "lemon chiffon"
FFF5EE "seashell"
F0FFF0 "honeydew"
F5FFFA "mint cream"
F0FFFF "azure"
F0F8FF "alice blue"
E6E6FA "lavender"
FFF0F5 "lavender blush"
FFE4E1 "misty rose"
FFFFFF "white"
000000 "black"
2F4F4F "dark slate gray"
696969 "dim gray"
708090 "slate gray"
778899 "light slate gray"
BEBEBE "gray"
D3D3D3 "light grey"
191970 "midnight blue"
000080 "navy"
6495ED "cornflower blue"
483D8B "dark slate blue"
6A5ACD "slate blue"
7B68EE "medium slate blue"
8470FF "light slate blue"
0000CD "medium blue"
4169E1 "royal blue"
0000FF "blue"
1E90FF "dodger blue"
00BFFF "deep sky blue"
87CEEB "sky blue"
87CEFA "light sky blue"
4682B4 "steel blue"
B0C4DE "light steel blue"
ADD8E6 "light blue"
B0E0E6 "powder blue"
AFEEEE "pale turquoise"
00CED1 "dark turquoise"
48D1CC "medium turquoise"
40E0D0 "turquoise"
00FFFF "cyan"
E0FFFF "light cyan"
5F9EA0 "cadet blue"
66CDAA "medium aquamarine"
7FFFD4 "aquamarine"
006400 "dark green"
556B2F "dark olive green"
8FBC8F "dark sea green"
2E8B57 "sea green"
3CB371 "medium sea green"
20B2AA "light sea green"
98FB98 "pale green"
00FF7F "spring green"
7CFC00 "lawn green"
00FF00 "green"
7FFF00 "chartreuse"
00FA9A "medium spring green"
ADFF2F "green yellow"
32CD32 "lime green"
9ACD32 "yellow green"
228B22 "forest green"
6B8E23 "olive drab"
BDB76B "dark khaki"
F0E68C "khaki"
EEE8AA "pale goldenrod"
FAFAD2 "light goldenrod yellow"
FFFFE0 "light yellow"
FFFF00 "yellow"
FFD700 "gold"
EEDD82 "light goldenrod"
DAA520 "goldenrod"
B8860B "dark goldenrod"
BC8F8F "rosy brown"
CD5C5C "indian red"
8B4513 "saddle brown"
A0522D "sienna"
CD853F "peru"
DEB887 "burlywood"
F5F5DC "beige"
F5DEB3 "wheat"
F4A460 "sandy brown"
D2B48C "tan"
D2691E "chocolate"
B22222 "firebrick"
A52A2A "brown"
E9967A "dark salmon"
FA8072 "salmon"
FFA07A "light salmon"
FFA500 "orange"
FF8C00 "dark orange"
FF7F50 "coral"
F08080 "light coral"
FF6347 "tomato"
FF4500 "orange red"
FF0000 "red"
FF69B4 "hot pink"
FF1493 "deep pink"
FFC0CB "pink"
FFB6C1 "light pink"
DB7093 "pale violet red"
B03060 "maroon"
C71585 "medium violet red"
D02090 "violet red"
FF00FF "magenta"
EE82EE "violet"
DDA0DD "plum"
DA70D6 "orchid"
BA55D3 "medium orchid"
9932CC "dark orchid"
9400D3 "dark violet"
8A2BE2 "blue violet"
A020F0 "purple"
9370DB "medium purple"
D8BFD8 "thistle"
EEE9E9 "snow2"
CDC9C9 "snow3"
8B8989 "snow4"
EEE5DE "seashell2"
CDC5BF "seashell3"
8B8682 "seashell4"
FFEFDB "AntiqueWhite1"
EEDFCC "AntiqueWhite2"
CDC0B0 "AntiqueWhite3"
8B8378 "AntiqueWhite4"
EED5B7 "bisque2"
CDB79E "bisque3"
8B7D6B "bisque4"
EECBAD "PeachPuff2"
CDAF95 "PeachPuff3"
8B7765 "PeachPuff4"
EECFA1 "NavajoWhite2"
CDB38B "NavajoWhite3"
8B795E "NavajoWhite4"
EEE9BF "LemonChiffon2"
CDC9A5 "LemonChiffon3"
8B8970 "LemonChiffon4"
EEE8CD "cornsilk2"
CDC8B1 "cornsilk3"
8B8878 "cornsilk4"
EEEEE0 "ivory2"
CDCDC1 "ivory3"
8B8B83 "ivory4"
E0EEE0 "honeydew2"
C1CDC1 "honeydew3"
838B83 "honeydew4"
EEE0E5 "LavenderBlush2"
CDC1C5 "LavenderBlush3"
8B8386 "LavenderBlush4"
EED5D2 "MistyRose2"
CDB7B5 "MistyRose3"
8B7D7B "MistyRose4"
E0EEEE "azure2"
C1CDCD "azure3"
838B8B "azure4"
836FFF "SlateBlue1"
7A67EE "SlateBlue2"
6959CD "SlateBlue3"
473C8B "SlateBlue4"
4876FF "RoyalBlue1"
436EEE "RoyalBlue2"
3A5FCD "RoyalBlue3"
27408B "RoyalBlue4"
0000EE "blue2"
00008B "blue4"
1C86EE "DodgerBlue2"
1874CD "DodgerBlue3"
104E8B "DodgerBlue4"
63B8FF "SteelBlue1"
5CACEE "SteelBlue2"
4F94CD "SteelBlue3"
36648B 36648B "SteelBlue4"
00B2EE "DeepSkyBlue2"
009ACD "DeepSkyBlue3"
00688B "DeepSkyBlue4"
87CEFF "SkyBlue1"
7EC0EE "SkyBlue2"
6CA6CD "SkyBlue3"
4A708B "SkyBlue4"
B0E2FF "LightSkyBlue1"
A4D3EE "LightSkyBlue2"
8DB6CD "LightSkyBlue3"
607B8B "LightSkyBlue4"
C6E2FF "SlateGray1"
B9D3EE "SlateGray2"
9FB6CD "SlateGray3"
6C7B8B "SlateGray4"
CAE1FF "LightSteelBlue1"
BCD2EE "LightSteelBlue2"
A2B5CD "LightSteelBlue3"
6E7B8B "LightSteelBlue4"
BFEFFF "LightBlue1"
B2DFEE "LightBlue2"
9AC0CD "LightBlue3"
68838B "LightBlue4"
D1EEEE "LightCyan2"
B4CDCD "LightCyan3"
7A8B8B "LightCyan4"
BBFFFF "PaleTurquoise1"
AEEEEE "PaleTurquoise2"
96CDCD "PaleTurquoise3"
668B8B "PaleTurquoise4"
98F5FF "CadetBlue1"
8EE5EE "CadetBlue2"
7AC5CD "CadetBlue3"
53868B "CadetBlue4"
00F5FF "turquoise1"
00E5EE "turquoise2"
00C5CD "turquoise3"
00868B "turquoise4"
00EEEE "cyan2"
00CDCD "cyan3"
008B8B "cyan4"
97FFFF "DarkSlateGray1"
8DEEEE "DarkSlateGray2"
79CDCD "DarkSlateGray3"
528B8B "DarkSlateGray4"
76EEC6 "aquamarine2"
458B74 "aquamarine4"
C1FFC1 "DarkSeaGreen1"
B4EEB4 "DarkSeaGreen2"
9BCD9B "DarkSeaGreen3"
698B69 "DarkSeaGreen4"
54FF9F "SeaGreen1"
4EEE94 "SeaGreen2"
43CD80 "SeaGreen3"
9AFF9A "PaleGreen1"
90EE90 "PaleGreen2"
7CCD7C "PaleGreen3"
548B54 "PaleGreen4"
00EE76 "SpringGreen2"
00CD66 "SpringGreen3"
008B45 "SpringGreen4"
00EE00 "green2"
00CD00 "green3"
008B00 "green4"
76EE00 "chartreuse2"
66CD00 "chartreuse3"
458B00 "chartreuse4"
C0FF3E "OliveDrab1"
B3EE3A "OliveDrab2"
698B22 "OliveDrab4"
CAFF70 "DarkOliveGreen1"
BCEE68 "DarkOliveGreen2"
A2CD5A "DarkOliveGreen3"
6E8B3D "DarkOliveGreen4"
FFF68F "khaki1"
EEE685 "khaki2"
CDC673 "khaki3"
8B864E "khaki4"
FFEC8B "LightGoldenrod1"
EEDC82 "LightGoldenrod2"
CDBE70 "LightGoldenrod3"
8B814C "LightGoldenrod4"
EEEED1 "LightYellow2"
CDCDB4 "LightYellow3"
8B8B7A "LightYellow4"
EEEE00 "yellow2"
CDCD00 "yellow3"
8B8B00 "yellow4"
EEC900 "gold2"
CDAD00 "gold3"
8B7500 "gold4"
FFC125 "goldenrod1"
EEB422 "goldenrod2"
CD9B1D "goldenrod3"
8B6914 "goldenrod4"
FFB90F "DarkGoldenrod1"
EEAD0E "DarkGoldenrod2"
CD950C "DarkGoldenrod3"
8B6508 "DarkGoldenrod4"
FFC1C1 "RosyBrown1"
EEB4B4 "RosyBrown2"
CD9B9B "RosyBrown3"
8B6969 "RosyBrown4"
FF6A6A "IndianRed1"
EE6363 "IndianRed2"
CD5555 "IndianRed3"
8B3A3A "IndianRed4"
FF8247 "sienna1"
EE7942 "sienna2"
CD6839 "sienna3"
8B4726 "sienna4"
FFD39B "burlywood1"
EEC591 "burlywood2"
CDAA7D "burlywood3"
8B7355 "burlywood4"
FFE7BA "wheat1"
EED8AE "wheat2"
CDBA96 "wheat3"
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