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To: NOW who wrote (25198)	4/1/2003 12:22:51 AM
From: lurqer	Respond to of 104145

how to play with fonts ? Still very much a learner. Started with Message 18779072 Definition: CB (Corner Bracket) = < or > So CBFont color=RedCBGivesCB/FontCBCBFont color=GREENCB youCB/FontCBCBFont color=BLUECB thisCB/FontCBCBFont color=OrangeCB andCB/FontCBCBFont color=VioletCB thisCB/FontCB. <Font color=Red>Gives</Font><Font color=GREEN> you</Font><Font color=BLUE> this</Font><Font color=Orange> and</Font><Font color=Violet> this</Font>. lurqer

To: NOW who wrote (25198)	4/1/2003 12:43:29 AM
From: lurqer	Respond to of 104145

Size is a little different. You don't turn size off, you just change it. Moreover, there are a limited number of options. I first tried 20 and then 10. There was no difference. However 5 is smaller than 10, and 3 seems to be close to the starting value. So again using Definition: CB (Corner Bracket) = < or > CBFont size=20CBWeCBFont size=10CB canCBFont size=5CB tryCBFont size=4CB differentCBFont size=1CB sizes.CBFont size=3CB <Font size=20>We<Font size=10> can<Font size=5> try<Font size=4> different<Font size=1> sizes.<Font size=3> lurqer