Synchronet Format  The native Synchronet Color Code format
(preferred) consists of a Control-A followed by a singe character.
The following is a list of valid Control-A Color Codes:

   Foreground  Background
   ----------  ----------
Black     K        0
Red       R        1
Green     G        2
Yellow    Y        3
Blue      B        4
Magenta   M        5
Cyan      C        6
White     W        7

   Attribute   Description
   ---------   -----------
High            H    High Intensity
Blink           I    Blinking
Normal          N    No Special Attributes (Normal)
Pause           P    Insert a Pause Prompt into message
Pause Reset     Q     Reset the line counter for the auto screen-pause
Delay           ,    Insert a Tenth Second Delay into message
Delay           ;    Insert a Half Second Delay into message
Delay           .    Insert a Two Second Delay into message
Date            D    Display the system date
Time            T    Display the system time
Cls             L    Insert a Form Feed (Ctrl-L, Clear Screen) into message
Clreol          >    Clear to End of Line (leave cursor in current position)
Bckspc          <    Non-destructive backspace (Ctrl-H)
CR              [    Carriage return (Ctrl-M)
LF              ]    Line feed (Ctrl-J)
Ctrl-A          A    Send an actual Ctrl-A character
Sync            S    Synchronize output with remote system
EOF             Z    End of displayable text in this file

Normal       -    Same as 'N' but only sends ANSI codes if the
         High Intensity, Blinking, or Background attribute is
         set.

Normal       _    Same as 'N' but only sends ANSI codes if the
         Blinking or Background attribute is set.



Synchronet also supports Special Control-A codes used to hide text from users
not meeting certain criteria (ie: Security Level or Flags from Flag Set #1).
The following is a list of Special Control-A codes, and a brief description
of each code's usage:

Code     Description
----------  -----------
^A thru ^Z  Only display the following text to users with the corresponding
      flag A through Z turned on (from Flag Set #1).

 !    Toggle the text display off/on for users of less than level 10.
 @    "                                                         " 20.
 #    "                                                         " 30.
 $    "                                                         " 40.
 %    "                                                         " 50.
 ^    "                                                         " 60.
 &    "                                                         " 70.
 *    "                                                         " 80.
 (    "                                                         " 90.
 )    Restore the displaying of text to ALL users.

 "<filename>    Display contents of <filename> (from your TEXT directory) 

High Bit (greater than ASCII 127) Used for cursor right positioning.