XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, alt.comp.os.windows-10   
   From: klee@unibwm.de   
      
   On 2/19/2026 9:06 PM, Maria Sophia wrote:   
      
   > To add value so that this becomes a useful reference for all three common   
   > platforms, Android, iOS and Windows, here's a quick summary of details.   
      
      
   > 2. Windows notes:   
   > Windows supports solid colors natively, but the GUI color picker:   
   >   a. does not accept HEX directly   
      
   In Win 10/11 you can directly enter the hex values.   
   Win10 screenshot: https://onlib.de/temp/back.jpg   
      
      
   > 6. Imagmagic command syntax:   
   > This works on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android (via Termux), etc.   
   > but I could find no native, user-installable version of ImageMagick for iOS   
   > or iPadOS so only iOS can't do what all other operating systems easily do.   
   >   I. Create a solid-color PNG from a HEX value:   
   >      magick -size 1x1 xc:"#ABCDEF" solid-abcdef.png   
   >    II. Scale it to device resolution:   
   >      magick solid-abcdef.png -scale 2360x1640! ipad-2360x1640.png   
      
   No need to install Imagmagic to generate a monochrome picture   
   of screen size. There should be a web browser available on any   
   phone/tablet.   
      
   - Create a html file with this content:   
         
      or use this one: https://onlib.de/temp/1.html   
      
   - open the html file in a web broser   
   - make a screen shot   
   - open the screen shot and zoom in until only the color is displayed   
   - again make a screen shot   
      
   Now you have a picture of the size of the screen with only one   
   color which you can use as background image.   
      
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