Usage: If you have a color-capable terminal and wish to see useful color-coding of information, use PREFEDIT to set the level of coloring you see. The letters for the colors are to be preceded by a single @* sign, where the actual code will be @*<letter>. @** = single @*. All use of colorcodes MUST be terminated with @*n to restore normal color to prevent color bleeding. ANSI colors: @*n - normal @** - @* Other Codes @*d - black @*D - gray @*@11, @*@22, @*@33 MUD primary colors @*b - blue @*B - bright blue @*- - blink @*+ - bold @*g - green @*G - bright green @*_ - underline @*= - @=reverse video @*c - cyan @*C - bright cyan @*r - red @*R - bright red 256 Colors: @*m - magenta @*M - bright magenta @*p - pink @*P - bright pink @*y - yellow @*Y - bright yellow @*o - orange @*O - bright orange @*w - white @*W - bright white @*[F###] - Type COLOR to list all codes. See also:: @*, MXP, ANSI, PROMPT, TOGGLE, COLORZ