pretty colours in replies

[mo]

Could some-one please let me know how to post
my messages in colours other than black,please.

- Mo -

 

[John DeGroof]

On 31 Mar 2004 14:22:33 -0800, moeee@telpacific.com.au (mo) wrote:

Could some-one please let me know how to post
my messages in colours other than black,please.

This is USENET, not a web forum - you can't. People get around this
by posting in HTML, but moderated forums ban HTML posting, and few
newsreaders support HTML. Those of us who don't use HTML enabled
newsreaders see a mess of code, and either just skip the message
without reading it, or killfile the offender. Stick with plain text
and keep everyone happy.

--
John DeGroof, Compressionist
DVD, DAD, DVD Audio, MPEG, AC3, DTS, PCM, DSD, MLP

 

[Sofie]

exactly correct.
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"John DeGroof" <jdegroof@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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On 31 Mar 2004 14:22:33 -0800, moeee@telpacific.com.au (mo) wrote:

Could some-one please let me know how to post
my messages in colours other than black,please.

This is USENET, not a web forum - you can't. People get around this
by posting in HTML, but moderated forums ban HTML posting, and few
newsreaders support HTML. Those of us who don't use HTML enabled
newsreaders see a mess of code, and either just skip the message
without reading it, or killfile the offender. Stick with plain text
and keep everyone happy.

--
John DeGroof, Compressionist
DVD, DAD, DVD Audio, MPEG, AC3, DTS, PCM, DSD, MLP

 

"John DeGroof" <jdegroof@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:aeim60pbs2us70mtusuf7ipbhq80l2jtcv@4ax.com...
On 31 Mar 2004 14:22:33 -0800, moeee@telpacific.com.au (mo) wrote:

Could some-one please let me know how to post
my messages in colours other than black,please.

This is USENET, not a web forum - you can't. People get around this
by posting in HTML, but moderated forums ban HTML posting, and few
newsreaders support HTML. Those of us who don't use HTML enabled
newsreaders see a mess of code, and either just skip the message
without reading it, or killfile the offender. Stick with plain text
and keep everyone happy.

--
John DeGroof, Compressionist
DVD, DAD, DVD Audio, MPEG, AC3, DTS, PCM, DSD, MLP

If you happen to use Outlook Express for your usenet forum reader, there is
a program out that will fix your quotations and also display the posts in
color if you wish. Whiile I don't currently use it, I have used it in the
past. Its quite easy to use, and has some nice features.

http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/