You could use the Color.ToArgb() instance method to get an int, write that
to your file, and then later read an int from the file and use the static
Color.FromArgb() method to get your color back from that int.
You could use the Color.ToArgb() instance method to get an int, write that
to your file, and then later read an int from the file and use the static
Color.FromArgb() method to get your color back from that int.
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