Using the OP's suggestion of checking Microsoft Word, which I have, it appears to me, as I had already thought when I made my second post, that the OP would like to be able to do a single Ctrl-k, then select a colour, but that colour would actually have a range, and the colouring of the text would cycle through those colours.
This isn't ideal, but I hope it'll be close to explaining what I think the OP means,
Presuming Ctrl+k 4 contained the series 4 5 6
Then the text would loop through Ctrl+k 4
Ctrl + k 5
Ctrl + k 6
with a delay between each colour, so that the previous colour can be seen, and without moving the text
So that you would see something like Hello[color:#]Hello[/color]Hello
with, probably a 250 to 500 millisecond delay between colours..and the text in red would be overwritten by the text in brown, which would be overwritten by the text in purple.
As I said, it's not ideal, since there's no way to show the overwriting on the forum (although I think a code with a picwin might be best to show the example...I'll have to read up on picwin's first)
That's exactly what I am talking about. Thanx for that.
