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    1. COI tried that with no luck. The problem is I want to use vim-css-color plugin in terminal gim. And I am using zenburn colors for my terminal -in which blue and green colors have nothing to do with blue and green!. So for example #0f0 looks like grey.
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    2. COWorks for me. I just went to `:colorscheme zenburn`, in a Vim running under PuTTY, and another one under Gnome Terminal to look at some C source. Both look exactly like the `gvim` zenburn screenshot at http://www.vi-improved.org/color_sampler_pack/ . (Of course, they can't be exactly the same since the colors are approximated, but I can't tell the difference.) Sorry, don't know ahything about `vim-css-color-plugin`, like whether that plays along nicely with `CSApprox`. You cannot show arbitrary RGB colors in a terminal, only their nearby approximations from the 256 color xterm palette.
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    3. COEither you didn't understand my question, or I didn't understand you. Let me rephrase the problem: I redefine the blue color of terminal to something that is barely blue. So whenever I echo the ansi code of blue, I see this new color, not blue. This is because I find this new color look better than blue. But when I am writing a css file, I want #00f to appear blue -real blue! Which is normally done by vim-css-color-plugin. But since I changed the 'definition of blue' for the terminal, I don't get what I want. So I was looking for a way, which resets the color definitions for vim sessions.
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