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Re: [AS] Coloring a single Character

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From: Rick Pepper
Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 19:06
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Okay, just a couple questions. What's the deal with "set mycolor to swatch "Red" as opposed to using it inline - ...is "y") to swatch "Red". This seems like a longer way around, yet it appears to be the onyl way that actally works. 

#2, where in the dictionary would I have found out  that I have to refer to the "contents" of a character instead of the "text" of a character?
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