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Top Forums Programming Sleep or Dealy fucntion Issue Post 302125263 by josejesus3340 on Wednesday 4th of July 2007 11:46:06 PM
Old 07-05-2007
Let me understand something. If I want to put some color to for example:

printf("\033[5m"); printf("Blue");

printf("\033[5m"); printf("Green");

Is it going to be this way? or everything together?
 

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