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Ctrl + R and colors could also be r e v e r s e.

Ctrl + U for Underlined could also be Underlined.

We can mix and match these commands too, so you could have a word that is bold, underlined, AND a rainbow of colors. Here's a more detailed explanation: Ctrl + K(text/yellow),(background/red)Message

For the previous example, I used this:Ĭtrl + K8,4Background Colors - Background Colors The 1st number is the print color, the 2nd number is the background color. We are going to use the same format, only this time, we will use two numbers, separated by a comma. Tip: If you want to stop the next word from being colorized, then click on the Ctrl + 0, this halts anymore colors. Įxample: Ctrl + K12Happy Coloring! - Happy Coloring!. (Note: When you click on your Ctrl + K key, a little black line will appear which will look similar to this. If I want to type a word in royal blue (number 12), then I am going to click on my Ctrl + K, then type 12, then type message. Here are the numbers and their corresponding colors: ** Note: mIRC doesn't see the italics of PIRCH, but ignores the styled textĬontrol + K (that is your Ctrl key on your keyboard + the letter K key, clicked on at the same time) PLUS a number from 1-16 will give you the colored text. * Note: PIRCH interprets the Ctrl + R as italics. Control + O returns your text back to plain black.Control + I is used for italics text **.Control + U is used for underlined text.Pretty kewl, eh? Once you master a few short commands, you too will be typing a rainbow of colors. R a i n b o w o f b r i g h t c o l o r s ! By incorporating colors into our text, our writing turns from plain black to something like this. With both mIRC and PIRCH, we have the ability to type different colors from a palette of 16 colors.