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Difficulties in using different colours



 
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Difficulties in using different colours #1 (permalink) Tue Jul 04, 2006 20:17 pm   Difficulties in using different colours		  
Hi,

I wouldn't like to sound like a person who complains about everything, yet I think that it's a bit sad that it's somewhat difficult to use different colours when writing here on the forum. It would help me if I could see the text in red, for instance, before I post it. So this is why I've been so sluggish today when it comes to running the 30 Day Challenge-project. My apologies.
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Difficulties in using different colours #2 (permalink) Tue Jul 04, 2006 20:35 pm   Difficulties in using different colours		  
Englishuser wrote:
Hi,

I wouldn't like to sound like a person who complains about everything, yet I think that it's a bit sad that it's somewhat difficult to use different colours when writing here on the forum. It would help me if I could see the text in red, for instance, before I post it. So this is why I've been so sluggish today when it comes to running the 30 Day Challenge-project. My apologies.

Hi Englishuser

It's possible to see things in red before posting by using the "preview" button.

I do agree with you, though. The forum software makes correcting a text and making the corrections a different color a rather inconvenient and clumsy procedure.

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