How do you get a html color code(#000000) with a color from photoshop?

I am making layouts for myspace using photoshop and i want my colors to match.

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  1. It's Black so Just Select Black in PhotoShop
  2. In the color window, double-click the square that shows the currently selected color. In that Color Picker window, near the bottom-right there should be a space starting with the # sign where you can type in the code for whatever color you want.
  3. Im not sure about Photoshop, but in PSP 9, you know on the side where your color is selected? If you click on it, it brings up another box where you can choose a different color, or enter html values, etc. On the very bottom there is a six digit number, this would be the html color code. Sometimes if you just hover the mouse over the color selected on the side, it will display the code too. If you have a color on your myspace layout or some website that you want in photoshop, you can screenshot it (with the Print Screen button, located above the keypad on the right). And paste this into photoshop, and use the eyedropper tool.
  4. i don't use Photoshop, so there may be an easier way, but you should be able to get the decimal (base 10) RGB values from photoshop. Then convert each value to hexadecimal and viola. You can do a web search for "decimal to hex converter" to find a converter so that you don't have to do the math. lHere's a RGB to hex converter that i found after a quick search. http://www.yvg.com/twrs/RGBConverter.html
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