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I haven't used PixEdit, but I'll toss out the name Pixie for your consideration.
It's not the same thing as PixEdit but it's a pretty neat application in its own right.
When you have Pixie running, you can move your cursor over any pixel on your screen, in any application, and determine the exact RGB, Hex, etc numbers for the color of that pixel.
It's great for duplicating colors in apps like PowerPoint, FrontPage, etc. Let’s say you download an image from the net and want to hide a section. You can create a shape, fill it with the exact color of the surrounding area and cover the unwanted object. How's that commercial go? It's like it never happened!
I use it all the time to clean up presentations.

I have been using PixEdit for 4 months for batch editing and conversion to Searchable PDF. No issues. Processing 10,000. images in a little over two hours. Sweet.

It was owned by the company I working for at the time, I don't know how they acquired it.
You can download a demo version from the Techsoft home page.
Scroll down to the bottom of the left column which describes Pixedit

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