Changing Text Color

{$COLOR=value text}

where value may be one of the following:

• black
• blue
• cyan
• darkGray
• gray
• green
• lightGray
• magenta
• orange
• pink
• red
• white
• yellow

Note that formatting code strings are not case sensitive. There must be one-or-more blanks (or an equals sign ("=")) that will not display between the "COLOR" and the color value. There must be one-or-more blank spaces that will not display between the color value and the text to be displayed in that color. Blank spaces following the first non-blank character in the text will display. Format code strings must begin and end in the same text string - they cannot span a line break. (See also Changing the Default Text Color.)

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Example:

\TITLE
Text Color Demo
\TF A T
This {$COLOR=red question} simply {$COLOR=blue displays}
{$COLOR=orange some} {$COLOR=magenta of the} colors 
{$COLOR=yellow available} for {$COLOR=pink highlighting}
{$COLOR=darkGray text} in the {$COLOR= cyan AppletQuiz}
applet.

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