Putting Color In WebTV E-Mail
There are two different sources for
color in
your
e-mail.
One is to choose a background color.
When
the code for a background color is placed in your
signature file, it will cause the entire mail to
default to that color. For
instance:<![CDATA[ <html>
</plaintext><br>
<plaintext> <body
bgcolor="white"> </plaintext><br><plaintext> </body>
</plaintext><br><plaintext> </html>
</plaintext></center><p>will turn the e-mail color
white. (Substitute any
simple color name for similar results.)<br><hr>The
other way to colorize your e-mail is to change the
color of its text. These
codes:<p><center><plaintext> <html>
</plaintext><br><plaintext> <body
text="black"> </plaintext><br><plaintext> </body>
</plaintext><br><plaintext> </html>
</plaintext></center><p>in your signature box will
change the e-mail text
color to black. (Again, you may choose any simple
color name.)<br><hr>You may also choose to use both
color attributes in the same
statement:<p><center><plaintext> <html>
</plaintext><br><plaintext> <body bgcolor="white"
text="black"> </plaintext><br><plaintext> </body>
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