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#HELPFILEDATA
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#HELPENTRIES
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text `=lSyntax:`=? colour <options>`+
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The colour system is extremely flexible, and allows the reassignment of over 
120 different colour allocations within the game (using the '`=Ccolour show`=?' 
and '`=Ccolour set`=?' commands).  In addition it supports mud wide colour 
templates which you can easily switch to then customize (`=Ccolour use`=?).`+
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The colour prefix 'escape character' to specify a colour is the left handed 
brace '``', following that you should use one of the following letters,`+
`=?      `R``R`r``r     red     `C``C`c``c     cyan`+
`=?      `G``G`g``g     green   `Y``Y`y``y     yellow`+
`=?      `B``B`b``b     blue    `W``W`=?``=?    white`+
`=?      `M``M`m``m     magenta `X``X`=?``=?    clear(reset colour)`+
`=?      ````       `` char  `S``S`S``s     silver`=?`+
`=?      `=?``?       `?`#random  `=?```-       tilde character`=?`+
`=?      `=?``#       save    `^``^       restore`=?`+
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Use a capital letter for a highlighted version of a colour.`+
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Example: ``#``CYay!``^ will give you `#`CYay!`^`+
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If you want more than one colour, you start the colour change  with ``# and 
change the other colours within the text. You end  it with ``^.`+
`=? Example: I love ``?colours. ``#``=?Yes, ``YI ``=?do ``Mlove ``^them.``=?`+
`=?          I love `?colours. `#`=?Yes, `YI `=?do `Mlove `^them.`+
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`=?Notice that in the above example, the word 'colours' is a random colour, 
and the word 'them' is the same colour... this is because the random colour 
(made with `Y``?`=?) was saved with the `Y``#`=? code then restored with the `Y``^`=? code.`+
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If you are used to using another colour prefix character, you can change 
your prefix using the '`=Ccolour prefix`=?' command.`+
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For a complete list of the colour commands available to you, type `=Ccolour`=? 
by itself. 
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