>One can also embed scripts in their message to UT. For example (hope this works) try sending:
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>>>>>> Got it........ Thanks
>>>>>>I don't suppose there is some way to have it generated automatically?
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>>>>>>Bill
>>>>>Also I saw somenone has coloured the code blue. If I learn how I'll pass it to you.
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>>>>The < pre > and other codes to change color, fontsize, etc. are standard HTML codes. You can see them by clicking "Reply" and looking at the original code sent by a contributor. If you want to try changing fonts and colors yourself, get an inexpensive book on elementary HTML. You will probably find all the codes listed. Remember, though, that varying colors and fontsizes in a message are hard to read!
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>>>>If you want to show the actual code, instead of having the code be processed, put spaces inside the 'less than' and 'greater than' symbols as I did above.
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>>>>Barbara
>>>Thanks Barbara. Key was "these are HTML codes". So below I should be writing an ordered list between two horizontal lines. Please discard. Just trying.
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>>> Element 1
>>> Related paragraph of element 1
>>> Element 2
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>>Retrying same code with LL instead of IL (my book used lowercase and uppercase and hard to distinguish).
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>> Element 1 Related paragraph of element 1
>> Element 2
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