On a one line message you only have to use starting tags (except for the blink example, which is in the middle of message, then you need an ending tag. See HTML tags below for more details.)
<b><i><u><font color="#ff0000"><font
size=+2>My name is Vicky
bold, italics, underline, red, font+2 (looks
like) My
name is Vicky
<b><i><u><font color="#ff0000"><font
size=+2>My <blink>name</blink> is Vicky
bold, italics, underline, red, font+2
(with name blinking) (looks like) My
is Vicky
B = Bold text
U = Underline text
I = Italics text
Center = Center text
Font Color=”xxxxxx” (see chart) colored text
Font Size=+1 (or 2,3,4,5) font text size
Blink = blinking text
BR = page break
P = paragraph
Color Codes
Black.....#000000 (0=zero’s)
Blue......#0000ff
Gray......#808080
Green....#008000
Navy.....#000080
Purple...#800080
Red.......#ff0000
Yellow..#ffff00
HTML tags
<B> </B> <B> =start
BOLD text here will be Bold </B> =end
BOLD
text here will be Bold
<U> </U> <U> =start
Underline text here will be Underlined </U> =end
Underline
text here will be Unlerlined
<I> </I>
<Center> </Center>
<Font Color=”#000000”> (stays this color until
changed with same tag but different color code)
<Font Size=+3> </Font>
<Blink> </Blink>
<BR>
<P>
For more detailed formatting:
HTML tags are easy to create. They consist of a left angle bracket,
the name of the tag, and a right angle bracket. The left and right angle
brackets are also known to some as less-than and greater-than
symbols.
To start Boldface tage, type <B> where you'd like the Boldface type
to begin.
Locate the place where you'd like the Boldface to stop. At this point,
you need to create an ending tag for the Boldface type. An ending tag looks
jus tlike a starting tag, except it is preceded by a forward slash character
(/). To mark the end of the boldface tag, type </B>.
Almost every tag in html requires both a starting tag and an ending
tag. Two notable exceptions are the paragraph maker, <P> and page break,
<BR>, which do not require and an ending tage.
Don't forget the UDATAnet training classes start on Wednesday
February 25, 1998. If you are interested in learning more about this
conference or Netscape or the Internet in general, Call UData soon to sign
up for a class. They are filling up quick so don't put it off!
Tom
P.S. We will also show you how to make these
neat colors and effects in the conference!
<b>Don't forget the UDATAnet training classes start on Wednesday
February 25, 1998. If you are interested in learning more about this
conference or Netscape or the Internet in general, Call UData soon to sign
up for a class. They are filling up quick so don't put it off!<br>
<br>
Tom<br><br>
</b>
<Font Color="#008000">P.S. We will also show you how to make
these neat colors and effects in the conference!