Foreground colors

Foreground colors use the second number when combining with a background
other than black. See below on how to make a combination.

Black        - @00@
Blue         - @01@
Green        - @02@
Cyan         - @03@
Red          - @04@
Purple       - @05@
Brown        - @06@
Grey         - @07@
Dark Grey    - @08@
Light Blue   - @09@
Light Green  - @0A@
Light Cyan   - @0B@
Light Red    - @0C@
Light Purple - @0D@
Yellow       - @0E@
White        - @0F@

Background colors

Background colors use the first number when combining with a foreground
of a color other than black. See below on how to make a combination.
Black        - @00@
Blue         - @10@
Green        - @20@
Cyan         - @30@
Red          - @40@
Purple       - @50@
Brown        - @60@
Grey         - @70@

Making a combination

You can combine a foreground color (using the second number in the @-codes)
with a background color (using the first number) to make different color
combinations. @1F@ would be background Blue (@10@) with foreground white (@0F@).@47@ would be background Red (@40@) with foreground grey (@07@). I did not
put in the blinkie codes for a couple of reasons. One, I hate blinkies. Two,
It would add about another page of documentation to a relatively simple concept.If you want to figure out the different blinkie codes, check out TheDraw.

