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Thread ID: 52599	2004-12-23 22:25:00	Testing "colors"	FoxyMX (5)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
306992	2004-12-23 22:25:00	Ink pink you stink This is wheat which we eat Lemon Chiffon / lemon meringue? Pale green Pale turquoise Light blue This is plum and after plum is white White?? Can you see this?? Dark orange Olive Sienna Dark olive green Dark green Dark slate blue We're in the navy Indigo Dark slate gray Dark red Green for the queen Teal to steal Singing the blue Slate gray Hey hey this is Dim gray Red for Fred Mellow Yellow feels so good so fast Lime slime Cyan see you Deeeep skyyy bluuue Dark orchid Silver not gold Sandy brown down High Street Yellow green not for the queen Sea green see blue Medium turquoise Royal blue Purple for personthingy You say Gray, I say grey Magenta Oranges and lemons the bells of St Clements ___________________________________ Woo hoo!! Pick your colour now, baby!! :D :D :D ___________________________________	FoxyMX (5)
306993	2004-12-23 23:55:00	random........ i think so	Prescott (11)
306994	2004-12-24 09:52:00	Wow! This forum sure attracts some colourful characters. :p Love the descriptions. :cool:	xxll (5902)
306995	2004-12-29 00:46:00	:eek: That "Lemon" and "White" colour had my nose right up to the laptop screen! Turned the brightness right down, which improved it. Would be interesting to see the original wording with all the quotes before you posted it. HAPPY NEW YEAR [B ][COLOR=Red ]HAPPY [/COLOR ][/B ] [B ][COLOR=Indigo ]NEW [/COLOR ][/B ] [COLOR=Lime ]YEAR [/COLOR ][/B ] Couldn't do that too often. Note: Ignore gaps I left in brackets. Sorry about the shouting....[not... :D ]	MMM (5660)
306996	2004-12-29 03:04:00	:eek: That "Lemon" and "White" colour had my nose right up to the laptop screen! Turned the brightness right down, which improved it. To view faint colours (including those the same colour as the backgound) just ctrl/left-click on the background and all will be highlighted. Some people like to include hidden messages (or even @#$%!! words) in their messages and this will show them up instantly. You might be surprised at what pops up on some blank areas, but not on PF1 of course. Cheers Billy 8-{) :p Let me know if you found this!!	Billy T (70)
306997	2004-12-29 07:06:00	Let me know if you found this!! CTRL and Left Click didn't do anything for me, so I just clicked and dragged. Oh, and, yes, I found that :@@:	Jester (13)
306998	2004-12-29 07:23:00	CTRL and Left Click didn't do anything for me, so I just clicked and dragged . Oh, and, yes, I found that :@@: You have to hold down the Ctrl key then left click, at least that is what I do . Is it browser dependent? Cheers Billy 8-{) :confused:	Billy T (70)
306999	2004-12-29 11:13:00	You have to hold down the Ctrl key then left click, at least that is what I do. If it hadn't been for Jester, wouldn't have realised there was anything extra in your message. Mind not too focused right now. Went into lounge to watch the news at about 5pm, woke about half an hour ago - 11.30pm - don't remember if I saw the news at all. That sofa is too damn comfortable. The CTRL and L/Click work for me in IE and Avant Browser. Thanks for that. Cheers :)	MMM (5660)
307000	2004-12-30 00:59:00	To view faint colours (including those the same colour as the backgound) just ctrl/left-click on the background and all will be highlighted . Ctrl+A works even better :cool: as Ctrl+Left Click does not work in Opera . :badpc: We could post all our dirty jokes in this colour and only those "in the know" will be able to see them . :lol:	FoxyMX (5)
307001	2004-12-30 02:12:00	You mean just "marking" with the mouse for copy/cut" ? My usual approach to light yellow on white (or white on bright yellow or black on dark blue) is to assume that someone has deliberately gone to a lot of trouble to make their (or someone else's) work unreadable. They succeed as far as I'm concerned. Wired magazine used to do it a lot (They might still do it ...). It's what happens when "designers" forget function. When the presentation is considered to be more important than the content, the content is worthless.	Graham L (2)
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