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    color

    orange
    green
    blue
    red
    banana

    Code:
    orange
    green
    blue
    red
    banana
    orange
    green
    blue
    red
    banana


    vb.net Code:
    1. [COLOR="#FFFF00"]orange[/COLOR]
    2. [COLOR="#0000CD"]green[/COLOR]
    3. [COLOR="#008000"]blue[/COLOR]
    4. [COLOR="#DDA0DD"]red[/COLOR]
    5. [COLOR="#FFA500"]banana[/COLOR]

    vb Code:
    1. [COLOR="#FFFF00"]orange[/COLOR]
    2. [COLOR="#0000CD"]green[/COLOR]
    3. [COLOR="#008000"]blue[/COLOR]
    4. [COLOR="#DDA0DD"]red[/COLOR]
    5. [COLOR="#FFA500"]banana[/COLOR]

    c Code:
    1. [COLOR="#FFFF00"]orange[/COLOR]
    2. [COLOR="#0000CD"]green[/COLOR]
    3. [COLOR="#008000"]blue[/COLOR]
    4. [COLOR="#DDA0DD"]red[/COLOR]
    5. [COLOR="#FFA500"]banana[/COLOR]

    vb.net Code:
    1. orange
    2. green
    3. blue
    4. red
    5. banana

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    Re: color

    The use of code tags are important, you can do so by using
    undefined Code:
    1. [code][/code]
    The use of link tags are just as important:
    undefined Code:
    1. [URL="http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?710923-Why-I-am-having-connection-error-%28connection-was-not-closed%29"]This would be the caption you'd want to see[/URL]

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