PCOLOR

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  Keywords: PCOLOR, PCOLOURS, COLOR, COLORS, COLOUR, COLOURS
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  The following are the tags used for adding color in your text.

  Foreground text tag: &
  Tokens for foreground text are:
  &x - Black           &r - Dark Red  &g - Dark Green
  &O - Orange (brown)  &b - Dark Blue &p - Purple
  &c - Cyan            &w - Grey      &z - Dark Grey
  &R - Red             &G - Green     &Y - Yellow
  &B - Blue            &P - Pink      &C - Light Cyan
  &W - White
  &v or &V - Reverse the colors.
  &u or &U - Underline the text.
  &i or &I - Italicize the text.
  &D - Resets to custom color for whatever is being displayed.
  &d - Resets to terminal default color.

    Expanded color codes tag: }
  Can use lower or upper case for each char:

  }a Azure Azure      }b Blue Blue       }c Cyan Cyan
  }e Ebony Ebony      }g Green Green     }j Jade Jade
  }l Lime Lime        }m Magenta Magenta }o Orange Orange
  }p Pink Pink        }r Red Red         }s Silver Silver
  }t Tan Tan          }v Violet Violet   }w White White
  }y Yellow Yellow

  &E Does a random color - COLORFUL

  When putting color in something, please try to remember to close your
  colors with a &D tag so that anyone viewing it won't have to deal with
  color bleeding all over the place. The same holds for italic or
  underlined text as well.

  The &d tag should only be used when absolutely necessary.

  Background color tag: ^
  Tokens for background color are:

  ^x - Black         ^r - Red           ^g - Green
  ^O - Orange        ^b - Blue          ^p - Purple
  ^c - Cyan          ^w - Grey

 Other background colors can be made be combining &v and the color code:
   &v}O for orange

  If setting both foreground and background colors. The background must be
  used before the foreground color. Also, the last color setting in your
  prompt will wash over into the text you type. So, if you want a set of
  colors for your typed text, include that at the end of your prompt set.

  Example (assuming current LF of 43 and Ki of 23):

  Prompt &Y^b<%h/&x^r%m>&w^x = <43/23>
          {A}     {B}    {C}

  A) Yellow with blue background.
  B) Black with dark red background.
  C) Light Grey with black background.
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  SEE ALSO: PROMPT, ANSI
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