OMG I finally <italics> got <italics> this color stuff!

but what did I do wrong when I tried to italicize??? should I have said <italic> instead?

Just use an "i" and OWJ, not the whole word italicize.

Put everything together and what do you get? <b><i><font color="red"><u>Bippity boppity boo</u></font></i></b>!!!

<i><font color="green"> thanks!! <i><font color="green"></font></i></font></i>

hehe Oh I'm so excited, thanks OO

Great OWJ...I'm glad you could figure out what I was trying to say. :) I did an edit then didn't proofread, so my first sentence was nonsensical...but you got it anyway.

<font color="green">ttt <font color="red">for <font color="yellow">Starrs! </font></font></font>

I read this and thought the question probably is useful to those who aren't such newbies as well. Many people do wonder!

That led to . . .

What would you call a &quot;not so newbie&quot;? An &quot;old-bie&quot;. No, that would be an &quot;oldie&quot; I guess.

Then . . .

If it's &quot;oldie&quot;, why &quot;newbie&quot; with a b?

Then . . .

Well, I guess &quot;newdie&quot; doesn't really sound quite right! :))

Did &quot;newbie&quot; come fome newborn?

<font color="red">just trying my hand at the color thing... I had forgotten how to do it.</font>

:)

((L)) ((h))
can't believe i'm finally with the &quot;cool&quot; crowd!

I always wondered...now I know!