If you're not using "the code" ([b]), then I assume you mean the updated colour selection box
that allows you to choose more colours.
There's no magic here, the protocol allows the colour value expressed as hex BGR (blue,
green, red). So, the reverse of HTML's RGB. Messenger itself takes any colour value, it's
just the default UI that doesn't let you.
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"Elliot" <> wrote in message
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> I find that the converstation messages sent that colored using Messenger Plus(the one not
> using code) take effect to my contacts who have not installed it. Do you have any idea
> about the algorithm it uses?
>
>
> "Oliver J Brown" <> wrote in message
> news:09C0677C-AC90-4F0A-A751-...
>> Unfortunately no, there is no way of customising your personal message when
>> displayed on anothers computer without them having a 3rd party application
>> installed such as MSN Plus.
>>
>> "Elliot" wrote:
>>
>>> Is [c=#278383]personal message[/c] valid only for the computers that
>>> installed MSN Plus to view?
>>> Is there any method to make the change of a personal message's color
>>> visible, provided others' computer having not any 3rd party program
>>> installed?
>>>
>>>