Text may be displayed with any combination of font attributes by using escape codes. Escape codes are also used to switch between base and heading fonts.
Escape codes consist of a backslash character ('\\') followed by a single character indicating the attribute. An uppercase letter used for an attribute indicates that it should be enabled, while a lowercase letter indicates that it should be disabled. An escape code takes effect immediately, affecting all text following it.
Note To display a single backslash character in the text, you must use two in succession ('\\\\').
\BEscape Codes\b
\\B, \\b Bold. Enables/disables the Bold font attribute
\\C, \\c Color. \\C must be followed by a 6 digit hexadecimal value
\\H, \\h Font switch. \\H switches to the heading font
\\I, \\i Italic. Enables/disables the Italic font attribute
\\S, \\s Strikethru. Enables/disables the Strikethru font attribute
\\U, \\u Underline. Enables/disables the Underline font attribute
Here are a few samples:
A \\Bbold\\b word. A \Bbold\b word.
Some \\B\\Ibold\\b with italics\\i. Some \B\Ibold\b with italics\i.
A \\C0000FFcolor\\c example. A \C0000FFcolor\c example.
