From: "smile773" <smile773 AT bigfoot DOT com>
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Subject: Re: dos color ?
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excuse me I mean the author
confers the  textcolor(white) textbackground(blue).

your comments are significant to how and why the application
works the way it does.

I feel that there is hope toward seeing more than just a black screen
with white charecters or for some of you phosphorus green.