* COLOR *

Enables or Disables displaying of color.  The .color command is a toggle, to
enable the color type .color, to disable it type .color again.

If your color is already enabled, you can also use this command to specify
what color you would like to be set to (if your rank is Power User or above).
To see what you can set it to, type .color ?

If you want to change the color or text attributes of something you are 
saying, you can use the following:
        
    ~r for red                  ~^ for bold
    ~y for yellow               ~_ for underlined
    ~b for blue                 ~i for inverse
    ~g for green                ~f for flashing
    ~m for magenta              ~x to return to your default
    ~c for cyan                     color and attribute
    ~l for black                ~0 to shut off everything
    ~w for white

If you want to really put in a ~ then just put in 2 ~~'s it gets converted
into just one on output.

So... the line:  Hi ~rThere~x Hower ~bYou~x?
    Looks like:  Hi There Hower You?

eg .color
   .color red

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