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custom:colors [2014/08/20 16:24] – Many minor updates, addition of SCFG screen shot. digital mancustom:colors [2020/09/08 02:20] (current) – [PCBoard / Wildcat Format] Mention @X00 and @XFF for PCBoard digital man
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-  ║ │Local Time Zone                  PST                                ║+  ║ │Local Time Zone                  PST                                ║
   ║ │Maximum Retry Time               30 seconds                         ║   ║ │Maximum Retry Time               30 seconds                         ║
   ║ │Maximum QWK Messages             10000                              ║   ║ │Maximum QWK Messages             10000                              ║
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-====Renegade Format====+====Renegade/Telegard Format====
  
-Synchronet optionally supports color/attribute codes which are native to //Renegade// BBS software.  These codes consist of a pipe symbol (''|'') followed by a decimal number (0-23):+Synchronet optionally supports color/attribute codes which are native to //Renegade// BBS software.  These codes consist of a pipe symbol (''|'') followed by a two digit decimal number (00-23):
  
 ^ Code ^ Color ^ ^ Code ^ Color ^
-| 0 | Normal Black | +| 00 | Normal Black | 
-| 1 | Normal Blue | +| 01 | Normal Blue | 
-| 2 | Normal Green | +| 02 | Normal Green | 
-| 3 | Normal Cyan | +| 03 | Normal Cyan | 
-| 4 | Normal Red | +| 04 | Normal Red | 
-| 5 | Normal Magenta | +| 05 | Normal Magenta | 
-| 6 | Brown | +| 06 | Brown | 
-| 7 | Normal White | +| 07 | Normal White | 
-| 8 | High Intensity Black | +| 08 | High Intensity Black | 
-| 9 | High Intensity Blue |+| 09 | High Intensity Blue |
 | 10 | High Intensity Green | | 10 | High Intensity Green |
 | 11 | High Intensity Cyan | | 11 | High Intensity Cyan |
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 | 22 | Background Brown | | 22 | Background Brown |
 | 23 | Background White | | 23 | Background White |
 +| 24 | High Intensity Black Background (or blinking foreground) |
 +| 25 | High Intensity Blue Background (or blinking foreground) |
 +| 26 | High Intensity Green Background (or blinking foreground) |
 +| 27 | High Intensity Cyan Background (or blinking foreground) |
 +| 28 | High Intensity Red Background (or blinking foreground) |
 +| 29 | High Intensity Magenta Background (or blinking foreground) |
 +| 30 | High Intensity Yellow Background (or blinking foreground) |
 +| 31 | High Intensity White Background (or blinking foreground) |
  
 Example: "''|15|17''" would set the current color to high intensity white on a blue background. Example: "''|15|17''" would set the current color to high intensity white on a blue background.
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 | F | White | Blinking Foreground  | F | White | High Intensity  | | F | White | Blinking Foreground  | F | White | High Intensity  |
  
-Example: "''@1F@''" in //Wildcat!// format and "''@X1F''" in //PCBoard// format would set the current color to high intensity white on a blue background.+Example: ''@1F@'' in //Wildcat!// format and ''@X1F'' in //PCBoard// format would set the current color to high intensity white on a blue background. 
 + 
 +Additionally, PCBoard supports ''@X00'' to save the current color and ''@XFF'' to restore the previously saved color.
  
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