<You111> How can i make colous show up?
 <Me456> Insert the colour code in front of the words you want to display with another colour.
 <Me456> Write the code as shown at the bottom.
 <Me456> Others will only see it like this:
 <You111> The colour of this word is light blue, not red.
 <Me456> Remember you have to insert the normal text colour code (#c1#) when you want the colour format to stop.
 

 <Me456> Write the code as shown at the bottom.
 <Me456> Others will only see it like this:
 <Me456> /level
 <Me456> Note that the use of /example does not work on colour codes. Use the ♯-format instead.
 

 <Me456> I will now display a small code for Metis without having to write each line separately
 <Me456> Write the code as shown at the bottom.
 <Me456> Others will only see it like this:
 <> <OnJoinRoom type="script">
 <> <out>#ATSCmd MctOff</out>
 <> <out>Hello, this is my bot</out>
 <> </OnJoinRoom>
 <Me456> Note that you must use the ♯ so that the command will not execute.
 

 <Me456> Write the code as shown at the bottom.
 <Me456> Others will only see it like this:
 <Me456> You can read the MOTD by typing #aa motd. Use colour code #c10# to write in light blue.
 

 <Me456> First, make sure welcome message is enabled.
 <Me456> #UserCmd WelcomeMsgOn
 <RCMS> Welcome Message Enabled!
 <Me456> Next, set the welcome message like this:
 <Me456> #UserCmd SetWelcomeMsg #Nickname %NAME% #Message Hi everyone!
 <%NAME% > Hi everyone!
 <RCMS> Channel Welcome Message Has Been Set!
 <Me456> Make sure you have a double space after %NAME% or it will not work!
 MissLuckyLuke111_23456 (DSL 1178 files) has entered
 <MissLuckyLuke111 > Hi everyone!
 <MissLuckyLuke111> ...hey, i didn't say that!