Thus it was written in the epistle of Forrest Smith,
> I am trying to edit a command file that has some highliting in it.  How is
> the highliting created in a command file etc.?

If I understood the question correctly, the answer is that highlighting is
created by the use of the <esc>&d sequence where the valid options are
<esc>&d@ -- turn off all highlighting and <esc>&dA through <esc>&dO.  The last
letter is representative of a 4-bit value with the low bit being blinking,
the next being inverse, the next underline and the last halfbright (so, for
example, A is 1 or Blinking and K is 11 or Halfbright-Inverse-Blinking).

HTH,
Ted
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Ted Ashton ([log in to unmask]), Info Sys, Southern Adventist University
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