>I was wondering how to do this - is there anywhere on UT which shows the various message syntaxes?
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>>The < PRE > and < /PRE > codes, which you apparently eliminated in your >reply, help make computer code more readable: fixed-width font, spaces are >maintained, word-wrap is turned off.

Those are standard HTML tags. Just search Google for "HTML tags". Or read the help of the Help Compiler program, included on the VFP CD.

Many HTML tags are accepted by the UT. Some of the most useful ones are:

< B > and < /B > for bold.
< I > and < /I > for italic.
< PRE > and < /PRE > for pre-formatted text.
< LI > for a bullet.
< A > for a hyperlink (hint: use this to place a hyperlink into your dynamic signature). Example: < A HREF = "http:www.MySite.com" TARGET = "_blank" > User sees this text < /A >

I have added additional spaces, to avoid interpretation of the tags. You have to omit them.

HTH,

Hilmar.